Sulfacted oilgosacharides having anticoagulant/antithrombotic activity
An oligosaccharide and anti-coagulation technology, which is applied in the direction of active carbohydrate ingredients, medical preparations containing active ingredients, organic active ingredients, etc., can solve the problems of low bioavailability, low-efficiency anticoagulants, and high molecular weight of heparin
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[0040] Preparation of sulfated oligosaccharides
[0041] In this example, two sources of oligosaccharides were used for subsequent sulfation. The first raw material is an oligosaccharide derived from a natural polysaccharide compound. Its common preparation method includes enzymatic or chemical partial depolymerization of polysaccharides and fractionation of the obtained oligosaccharides according to size. Examples of polysaccharides used to produce oligosaccharides are amylose, dextran, cellulose, laminarin, pectin, chitin, chitosan, mannan, and phosphomannan produced by the yeast Pichia holstii exopolysaccharides. The second raw material is a fully synthetic oligosaccharide containing hexose, which is obtained by chemical polymerization of hexose monomers. A method of making such fully synthetic oligosaccharides is disclosed in the prior International Patent Application PCT / AU96 / 00238. Also described in the same patent application is a structure P-6-Man-α-(1→3)-Man-α-(1→...
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[0043] Anti-aggregation effect of sulfated oligosaccharides
[0044] Table 1 summarizes the anticoagulant activity of 19 sulfated oligosaccharide compounds as measured by the activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT) test. Similar results were obtained from the thrombin time test. Initially, it was clear that the 11 tested sulfated oligosaccharides exhibited significantly more anticoagulant activity than heparin and tedeparin (LMW heparin). Chain length, monosaccharide composition and linkages all appear to be decisive factors. The effect of chain length is particularly pronounced on the maltose series, in which di-, tri- and tetrasaccharides are less active, while sulfate esters of maltopentaose, maltohexaose and maltoheptaose are quite effective anticoagulants (Table 1, figure 1 ). In addition, an unexpected feature of the maltose series is that the chain length increased by only one residue from maltotetraose to maltopentaose, but the anticoagulant activity was incre...
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