ArticleBiomacromolecules2024
Interpenetrating Polymer Network Capturing FRET-Sensitive Polymers Available for an Enzyme Assay.
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Abstract
Fluorogenic glycomonomers have been used for biological evaluations, and water-soluble and Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET)-sensitive glycopolymers have also been reported. A FRET-sensitive polymer was conveniently prepared from a fluorogenic donor monomer and a fluorogenic acceptor monomer by means of simple radical polymerization in high yield. Continuous fluorospectroscopic monitoring of the polymer in the presence of an enzyme was performed, and the results showed the possible application of the FRET-sensitive glycopolymer for practical use. In addition to the use of aqueous solution phase, the water-soluble and FRET-sensitive glycopolymer was completely captured into an interpenetrating polymer network (IPN) by means of radical polymerization with a combination of acrylamide and bis-acrylamide as used for the cross-linking reagent system. The IPN including the FRET-sensitive glycopolymer was allowed to react with amylases in an aqueous buffer solution at 37 °C, and the enzymatic reaction was continuously and conveniently monitored by means of fluorometric spectroscopy.
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