Interação entre modelos de membrana biológica e poluentes emergentes
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2018-02-23
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Maximino, Mateus Dassie [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O presente trabalho trata do estudo da interação entre os poluentes emergentes amoxicilina (AMX) e azul de metileno (AM) com modelos-simples de membrana biológica compostas de fosfolipídios zwiteriônicos (DPPC e DOPC), através de filmes de Langmuir e vesículas unilamelares gigantes (GUVs). As membranas foram expostas aos poluentes de forma individual e também misturados (MIX) para que se aproximasse de uma situação real, neste caso, o chamado efeito coquetel, no qual os poluentes são encontrados misturados no ambiente. O objetivo principal foi investigar as possíveis interações entre os poluentes e os fosfolipídios e os consequentes efeitos nas membranas. Nos filmes de Langmuir, as isotermas π-A (pressão superficial por área molecular média) de DPPC revelaram que a AMX e o AM são expulsos da interface ar-água conforme a fase condensada é atingida. O DOPC demonstrou ser menos afetado pela AMX, uma vez que a isoterma não apresentou deslocamento. Contudo, o DOPC se mostrou mais susceptível a interagir com o AM, visto que um deslocamento significativo foi observado. Para ambos os lipídios a MIX causou maiores efeitos, evidenciados por deslocamentos maiores nas isotermas. Análises de módulo compressional mostraram um pequeno aumento na fluidez do filme de DPPC, não observado para o DOPC. As medidas de microscopia de ângulo de Brewster (BAM) na presença dos poluentes revelaram mudanças na morfologia dos filmes, afetando a formação dos domínios de DPPC e impedindo a formação dos mesmos nas monocamadas de DOPC. Os espectros de PMIRRAS para o DPPC indicaram possíveis interações eletrostáticas dos poluentes com a cabeça polar do lipídio, assim como uma desordem na região da sua cauda apolar. A monocamada de DOPC foi bastante afetada pois ocorreram mudanças nas vibrações de quase todos os grupos químicos do lipídio, apresentando inclusive mudanças na região da cauda do lipídio. Os espectros de emissão da sonda LAURDAN nas LUVs revelaram um aumento da rigidez para ambos os lipídios, diferentemente do observado pelas análises de elasticidade da monocamada de Langmuir. As GUVs para ambos os fosfolipídios, ao contrário das monocamadas, apresentaram maior efeito sobre os poluentes aplicados de forma individual, visto que para os poluentes avaliados individualmente foram observados a perda de contraste de fase para os lipídios na presença do AM, assim como mudanças na estabilidade para as GUVs de DOPC em AMX. Tais efeitos não foram observados para a MIX, devido as diferenças estruturais dos modelos de membrana.
The present work is about the interaction between the emerging pollutants amoxicillin (AMX) and methylene blue (MB), with biological membrane models of zwitterionic phospholipids (DPPC and DOPC), through Langmuir films and giant unilamellar vesicles (GUVs). The membrane was exposed to the presence of the pollutants individually, still being performed the analysis with the mixture (MIX) of both in order to get closer to a real situation, in which the pollutants are found mixed in the environment. The main goal was to investigate the possible interactions between the pollutants and phospholipids. The π-A (surface pressure by mean molecular area) isotherms of DPPC reveal that in the condensed phase the lipid expelled the AMX and MB of the air-water interface. The DOPC showed to be less affected by the AMX, once the isotherm did not present a displacement. However, the DOPC showed to be more susceptible to interact with the MB, since significant displacements were observed. In both lipids, the MIX showed to be more effective, causing bigger displacements. The analysis of compressional modulus showed a small increase of the fluidity of the DPPC film, which was not observed to the DOPC. The Brewster Angle Microscopy (BAM) measurements in the presence of the pollutants revealed changes in the morphology, affecting the domains formation of DPPC and inhibiting the formation of the same in monolayers. The PM-IRRAS specters to the DPPC indicated possible electrostatic interactions with the head, as well as a disorder in the tail. The DOPC monolayer was quite affected because there have been changes in almost all chemical groups of lipid, including changes in the tail region of the lipid. The emission spectrum from the dye LAURDAN in the LUVs revealed an increase in the rigidity for both lipids, different from the observed in the analysis of elasticity in the Langmuir monolayers. The GUVs for both phospholipids, unlike the monolayers, showed a major effect on the pollutants applied individually since that were observed losses of phase contrast for the lipids in the presence of MB, such as changes in the stability of the DOPC GUVs in AMX. Such effects were not observed in the MIX, due to the structural differences in the membrane models.
The present work is about the interaction between the emerging pollutants amoxicillin (AMX) and methylene blue (MB), with biological membrane models of zwitterionic phospholipids (DPPC and DOPC), through Langmuir films and giant unilamellar vesicles (GUVs). The membrane was exposed to the presence of the pollutants individually, still being performed the analysis with the mixture (MIX) of both in order to get closer to a real situation, in which the pollutants are found mixed in the environment. The main goal was to investigate the possible interactions between the pollutants and phospholipids. The π-A (surface pressure by mean molecular area) isotherms of DPPC reveal that in the condensed phase the lipid expelled the AMX and MB of the air-water interface. The DOPC showed to be less affected by the AMX, once the isotherm did not present a displacement. However, the DOPC showed to be more susceptible to interact with the MB, since significant displacements were observed. In both lipids, the MIX showed to be more effective, causing bigger displacements. The analysis of compressional modulus showed a small increase of the fluidity of the DPPC film, which was not observed to the DOPC. The Brewster Angle Microscopy (BAM) measurements in the presence of the pollutants revealed changes in the morphology, affecting the domains formation of DPPC and inhibiting the formation of the same in monolayers. The PM-IRRAS specters to the DPPC indicated possible electrostatic interactions with the head, as well as a disorder in the tail. The DOPC monolayer was quite affected because there have been changes in almost all chemical groups of lipid, including changes in the tail region of the lipid. The emission spectrum from the dye LAURDAN in the LUVs revealed an increase in the rigidity for both lipids, different from the observed in the analysis of elasticity in the Langmuir monolayers. The GUVs for both phospholipids, unlike the monolayers, showed a major effect on the pollutants applied individually since that were observed losses of phase contrast for the lipids in the presence of MB, such as changes in the stability of the DOPC GUVs in AMX. Such effects were not observed in the MIX, due to the structural differences in the membrane models.
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BAM, PM-IRRAS, GUVs, Langmuir films, Amoxicilina, Azul de metileno, Mistura de poluentes, Filmes de Langmuir, Contraste de fase, Amoxicillin, Methylene blue, Mixture of pollutants, Phase contrast