Volume 24, Issue 14
Heterocyclic Compounds
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ChemInform Abstract: Chlorins Designed for Photodynamic Tumor Therapy and as Model Systems for Photosynthesis.

F.-P. MONTFORTS

F.-P. MONTFORTS

Inst. Org. Chem., FB 2, Univ., W-2800 Bremen 23, Germany

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A. MEIER

A. MEIER

Inst. Org. Chem., FB 2, Univ., W-2800 Bremen 23, Germany

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G. SCHEURICH

G. SCHEURICH

Inst. Org. Chem., FB 2, Univ., W-2800 Bremen 23, Germany

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G. HAAKE

G. HAAKE

Inst. Org. Chem., FB 2, Univ., W-2800 Bremen 23, Germany

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J. W. BATS

J. W. BATS

Inst. Org. Chem., FB 2, Univ., W-2800 Bremen 23, Germany

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First published: April 6, 1993

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The chlorin (I) functionalized in 3 position is prepared in a few steps starting from a chlorin with geminal dialkyl substitution in the saturated pyrrole ring and a double bond in 3 position, which is easily obtained from the red blood pigment heme. The hydroxy group in ( I) is used to link a hydroquinone and an estrogen unit by means of a ( CH2)3 spacer to provide models for photosynthetic pigments as well as fluorescence markers and sensitizers for medical applications.

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