CD BioGlyco utilizes advanced technology and years of experience in Marine Glycolipid Production to provide a full range of Marine Glycosphingolipid Production Services, Marine Glycoglycerolipid Production Services, and Marine Atypical Glycolipid Production Services. The details of our erylusamide production service are listed below.
Firstly, we select a suitable sample of marine organisms, with sponges typically chosen as the source for extracting erylusamide. The collected marine organism samples undergo preliminary treatment, including cleaning and removal of impurities. Subsequently, the samples are freeze-dried and ground with a grinder.
We extract the raw material with a solvent such as methanol at room temperature, and then the methanol extract is then extracted with dichloromethane. Subsequently, we subject a portion of the dichloromethane extract to crude separation and gradient elution using a chromatographic column and a suitable solvent to obtain the extracted isolate. Further separation is carried out by high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) to obtain erylusamides product. During the extraction process, we use microwave-assisted extraction (MAE), ultrasound-assisted extraction (UAE), and other techniques to improve the extraction efficiency according to the actual situation. The rapid heating of the sample by microwave heating prompts the rapid reaction between the solvent and the target components, thus shortening the extraction time and enhancing the extraction effect. UAE utilizes the mechanical and chemical effects of ultrasound to break down the cell wall or increase the permeability of the substance, making it easier for the target components to be absorbed and released by the solvent.
The structure of erylusamide is determined by one- and two-dimensional nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, high-resolution electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (HR-ESI-MS), and chemical derivatization. Specifically, the structure of erylusamide is determined by analyzing its 1H and 13C NMR data and the molecular mass of erylusamide is determined by HR-ESI-MS analysis. Meanwhile, we further verify the functional groups of erylusamide, such as hydroxyl, ester, ketone, and amide, by chemical derivatization
Journal: Marine Drugs
Published: 2016
IF: 4.9
Results This article describes the discovery of novel atypical glycolipids found in a sponge called Erylus cf. deficiens, named erylusamides A-D. These compounds have a unique structure, including an oligosaccharide moiety consisting of five sugar residues and a never-before-seen long-chain dihydroxyketoamide. The article also describes the structural identification methods and the results of the analysis of the chemical derivatives of these compounds. The discovery of these novel glycolipids provides a potential source of drugs for marine organisms and may have anticancer activity.
Fig.1 The chemical structures of erylusamide A to D. (Gaspar, et al., 2016)
What are erylusamides and what are their characteristics?
Erylusamides are a class of atypical glycolipid compounds with a specialized molecular structure. These compounds are originally isolated and characterized from the sponge genus Erylus, hence the name. The molecular structure of erylusamides contains unique sugar and fatty acyl groups, which make them different from traditional glycolipids.
How is the stability of erylusamides
Erylusamides exhibit stability at room temperature but are prone to decomposition in humid, light, and hot conditions. To ensure their stability, it is advisable to store erylusamides in a dry, cool, and light-protected environment while avoiding exposure to bright light.
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