Modeling Glyco-Collagen Conjugates Using a Host-Guest Strategy To Alter Phenotypic Cell Migration and in Vivo Wound Healing

ACS Nano
Sivakoti SangabathuniRaghavendra Kikkeri

Abstract

The constructs and study of combinatorial libraries of structurally defined homologous extracellular matrix (ECM) glycopeptides can significantly accelerate the identification of cell surface markers involved in a variety of physiological and pathological processes. Herein, we present a simple and reliable host-guest approach to design a high-throughput glyco-collagen library to modulate the primary and secondary cell line migration process. 4-Amidoadamantyl-substituted collagen peptides and β-cyclodextrin appended with mono- or disaccharides were used to construct self-assembled glyco-collagen conjugates (GCCs), which were found to be thermally stable, with triple-helix structures and nanoneedles-like morphologies that altered cell migration processes. We also investigated the glycopeptide's mechanisms of action, which included interactions with integrins and cell signaling kinases. Finally, we report murine wound models to demonstrate the real-time application of GCCs. As a result of our observations, we claim that the host-guest model of ECM glycopeptides offers an effective tool to expedite identification of specific glycopeptides to manipulate cell morphogenesis, cell differentiation metastatic processes, and their biomedi...Continue Reading

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Mar 9, 2021·Journal of Medicinal Chemistry·Chethan D ShanthamurthyRaghavendra Kikkeri
Mar 12, 2021·Chemical Communications : Chem Comm·Prashant JainRaghavendra Kikkeri

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