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XIAOHUAI WANG - acoustodynamic therapy

Application of porphyrin class in preparation of sound motivation therapy medicine and sound motivation therapy


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Publication number: CN101156848 (A)
Publication date: 2008-04-09
Inventor(s): XIAOHUAI WANG [CN]; JIANGAN SU [CN]; QING LI [CN]; GUANGLIAN ZHAO [CN]; YIFAN LUO [CN]; BO YU [CN]
Applicant(s): BO YU [CN]
Classification:
- international: A61K31/409; A61P35/00; A61K31/409; A61P35/00
- European:
Application number: CN20071164244 20070930
Priority number(s): CN20071164244 20070930


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Abstract of CN 101156848 (A)
The invention provides the application of porphyrin chemical compound which is in one of the right formulas in preparing a drug of acoustodynamic therapy and the acoustodynamic therapy. The acoustodynamic therapy includes the steps that the porphyrin chemical compound is applied to a patient, and then acoustic wave acts on the patient, wherein, the meaning of each symbol is as stated in the instruction.

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In this Chinese patent - 'chlorlin' is mentioned and this is Wikipedia's description for 'chlorin' - no 2nd "l" (which may be correct, at least it involves PDT):

Chlorin:
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Chlorin
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PubChem 65106
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Molecular formula C20H16N4
Molar mass 312.36784
Except where noted otherwise, data are given for
materials in their standard state
(at 25 °C, 100 kPa)

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In organic chemistry, a chlorin is a large heterocyclic aromatic ring consisting, at the core, of three pyrroles and one pyrroline coupled through four methine linkages. Unlike a porphyrin, a chlorin is therefore largely aromatic but not aromatic through the entire circumference of the ring.

Magnesium-containing chlorins are called chlorophylls, and are the central photosensitive pigment in chloroplasts. A related compound, with two reduced pyrroles, is called a bacteriochlorin.

Because of their photosensitivity, chlorins are in active use as photosensitizing agents in experimental Photodynamic Therapy.

See also: Sonodynamic therapy (mentions SonneMed)