CD BioGlyco has experience in extracting and purifying Marine Biomolecules, such as Marine Carbohydrates, Marine Glycoproteins, Marine Lectins, and Marine Glycosides from marine organisms. Using these natural sources as raw materials, CD BioGlyco offers comprehensive services for the production of marine glycolipids. Our services also include purification and characterization of marine glycolipids.
For example, we dissolve seaweeds in a solution of methanol and subject them to ultrasonic extraction using an ultrasound cleaning machine. Different ultrasound conditions are applied to optimize the extraction process of marine glycolipids. Throughout this process, we constantly experiment with the solid-liquid ratio of methanol, extraction temperature, time, ultrasound power, and volume fraction to attain a higher extraction yield.
We categorize our services into three main groups that glycolipids can be classified into according to the nature of the lipidic fragment. These groups are glycoglycerolipids, glycosphingolipids, and other glycolipids with unique lipidic moieties. We further elaborate on the classification of our services using the following descriptions.
For marine glycosphingolipids, we provide services for the production of some neutral glycosphingolipids and acidic glycosphingolipids.
For marine glycoglycerolipids, whose core structure is comprised of 1,2-diacyl glycerol attached to a mono- or an oligosaccharide molecule, we mainly offer the production of four types of these compounds.
For other marine atypical glycolipids, we provide customized services for specific research and analysis based on the client's needs. Our goal is to provide extensive research support and solutions for our clients based on different categories of glycolipids. Our services include but are not limited to the following compounds:
These marine glycolipids we produce play crucial roles in cell growth, cellular recognition, adhesion, neuronal repair, and signal transduction, which are vital for maintaining overall health. Moreover, they are implicated in various diseases such as cancer, inflammatory processes, and infections.
Technology: Total synthesis, Glycosylation reaction, Staudinger reaction
Journal: RSC Adv
Published: 2014
IF: 3.9
Results: The article described a synthesis method for ganglioside Hp-s1, which is typically isolated from the ovary of the Diadema setosum sea urchin or the sperm of the Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus sea urchin. This ganglioside possesses a Neu5Ac α2 → 6Glcβ1 → 1Cer structure. Instead of relying on these somewhat scarce natural sources, the authors presented a straightforward method for synthesizing ganglioside Hp-s1 from readily available phytosphingosine, sialic acid, and D-glucose. The synthesis involved glycosylation reactions, a Staudinger reaction, amidation, and global deprotection as key steps. Remarkably, the authors achieved an overall yield of 21.5% and 9.6%, starting from phytosphingosine or D-lyxose, respectively, in just 10 steps. By establishing the three chiral carbons of the ceramide part and connecting the glycan and ceramide parts with relatively high yield, this synthesis approach represents a promising route not only to produce ganglioside Hp-s1 but also explore other related bioactive glycolipids.
CD BioGlyco has many years of experience in the production of glycolipids from marine sources by employing advanced purification techniques. To obtain high-quality extracts, we conduct meticulous characterization and analyze the structural and functional properties of these unique molecules. Our services cater to various industries, providing clients with tailored solutions for their specific research and development needs. We would be delighted to hear from you. Please do not hesitate to
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