Marta Costa Verdugo , Giulia Sierri , Laura Hernandez-Fernandez , Elena Formoso , José I. Miranda , Francesco Saverio Sica , Alejandro H. Orrego , Alba González , Elixabete Rezabal , Francesca Re , Luca Salassa
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Abstract
The influence of choline and geranic acid-based ionic liquids (CAGE ILs) on the anticancer activity of selected Pt(ii) and Pt(iv) complexes was investigated. All complexes exhibited appreciable solubility in CAGE ILs, with Pt(ii) complexes and undergoing immediate ligand substitution. In contrast, the hydrophobic derivative demonstrated remarkable stability for up to 48 hours. 19F–1H HOESY NMR analysis revealed that localized within the hydrophobic regions of CAGE 1 : 2 (choline:geranate). When tested in U87-MG glioblastoma cells, CAGE ILs enhanced the anticancer activity of the Pt complexes. Notably, complex exhibited a significant increase in cytotoxicity, nearly completely reducing cell viability when formulated with CAGE IL.
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