1988
DOI: 10.1021/ar00154a003
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Nerve agent stereoisomers: analysis, isolation and toxicology

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“…Furthermore, under similar experimental conditions, the titration studies demonstrate that for soman 1:2 stoichiometry is obtained for the wild type enzyme as well as for the mutants examined. Due to the chirality of the phosphorous in soman, this OP-inhibitor is known to exhibit a marked stereoselectivity in reactions with AChE from Table I Compilation of kinetic constants for ATC and TB hydrolysis by HuAChE and its mutants various sources [30], including recombinant HuAChE [14]. Thus, the HuAChE mutants studied appear to retain the stereoselectivity towards soman diastereomers.…”
Section: Effect Of Mutation On Hydrolysis Of Charged and Uncharged Sumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, under similar experimental conditions, the titration studies demonstrate that for soman 1:2 stoichiometry is obtained for the wild type enzyme as well as for the mutants examined. Due to the chirality of the phosphorous in soman, this OP-inhibitor is known to exhibit a marked stereoselectivity in reactions with AChE from Table I Compilation of kinetic constants for ATC and TB hydrolysis by HuAChE and its mutants various sources [30], including recombinant HuAChE [14]. Thus, the HuAChE mutants studied appear to retain the stereoselectivity towards soman diastereomers.…”
Section: Effect Of Mutation On Hydrolysis Of Charged and Uncharged Sumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For nerve agents, the stereoisomer with the absolute configuration shown in Figure 9 is usually the most active AChE inhibitor, since the R'O group is greater than the R group. 113 This configuration corresponds to the S-isomers of sarin and VX, and to S-configuration around the phosphorus atom (P S ) for soman. 63,97,118 Table 3 shows the effect of the stereochemistry of nerve agents on their anticholinesterase activity and acute lethality, which is not very expressive.…”
Section: Opcs As Chemical Warfare Agentsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…At the CNS the symptoms are usually headache, muscle tremors, giddiness, convulsions and respiratory arrest, being the latter the responsible for most fatalities caused by OPCs. 3,4,113 The signs and symptoms of intoxication by these agents (cholinergic syndrome) just appear when more than 50% of AChE is inhibited, and death occurs after inhibition of 90% of the enzyme. 71 Interestingly, the symptoms caused by different nerve agents are similar, with the differences being caused by the variation of inactivation or ageing rates, as well as differences in absorption, distribution and metabolism.…”
Section: Mechanism Of Action Of Opcsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Estes estereoisômeros podem ou não diferirem entre eles na velocidade com que reagem com a AChE, não havendo uma regra pré-definida. 28 O rompimento da ligação P-F por ataque nucleofílico rege a química do soman e do sarin. Para tal rompimento ocorrer, não são necessárias condições enérgicas.…”
Section: Propriedades Físico-químicasunclassified