Abstract:Keywords: Bafilomycin / Concanamycin / Fluorous chromatography / Perfluorinated reagents / Photoaffinity labeling / VATPase inhibitors (Trifluoromethyl)diazirines are well established photoaffinity labels (PAL) used in biochemical investigations to create covalent ligand-receptor bonds. Two new diazirinylbenzoic acids 8b,c with perfluorobutyl and perfluorooctyl chains (F-PAL) were efficiently prepared from p-bromobenzaldehyde and attached to the highly potent and specific V-ATPase inhibitors 21-deoxyconcanolid… Show more
“…1), and therefore both compounds are more suitable to displace 14 C-D-apicularen. Furthermore, we may exclude binding of D-apicularen to an alternative binding site due to the sheer presence of the attached diazirinyl group, because a control compound modified with a diazirinyl was, in contrast to D-apicularen, not able to inhibit the V-ATPase (39). Surprisingly, an excess of the plecomacrolides bafilomycin or concanamycin also reduced labeling by 14 C-D-apicularen (Fig.…”
Section: Specification Of the Arrangement Of The Binding Sites For Bamentioning
Background: Apicularen is a specific V-ATPase inhibitor that binds to the V O complex of the holoenzyme. Results: Apicularen binds at the interface of the V O subunits a and c. Conclusion: The binding site for apicularen is in the vicinity of those for bafilomycin and archazolid. Significance: We propose the first model of binding site arrangement for these three classes of V-ATPase inhibitors.
“…1), and therefore both compounds are more suitable to displace 14 C-D-apicularen. Furthermore, we may exclude binding of D-apicularen to an alternative binding site due to the sheer presence of the attached diazirinyl group, because a control compound modified with a diazirinyl was, in contrast to D-apicularen, not able to inhibit the V-ATPase (39). Surprisingly, an excess of the plecomacrolides bafilomycin or concanamycin also reduced labeling by 14 C-D-apicularen (Fig.…”
Section: Specification Of the Arrangement Of The Binding Sites For Bamentioning
Background: Apicularen is a specific V-ATPase inhibitor that binds to the V O complex of the holoenzyme. Results: Apicularen binds at the interface of the V O subunits a and c. Conclusion: The binding site for apicularen is in the vicinity of those for bafilomycin and archazolid. Significance: We propose the first model of binding site arrangement for these three classes of V-ATPase inhibitors.
“…Grond and co‐workers synthesized fluorous photoaffinity label (F‐PAL) from 4‐bromoacetophenone 243 via the intermediate diaziridines 244 as mentioned in the Scheme 65. Oxidation of diaziridine 244 with iodine/Et 3 N gave desired product F‐PAL 245 [110] . Interestingly, F‐PAL 245 was able to attach with V‐ATPase inhibitors (Scheme 64) namely 21‐deoxyconcanolide A 246 and bafilomycin A1 247 to deliver 248 and 249 respectively [111] .…”
Section: Diaziridines As Intermediatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Oxidation of diaziridine 244 with iodine/Et 3 N gave desired product F-PAL 245. [110] Interestingly, F-PAL 245 was able to attach with V-ATPase inhibitors (Scheme 64) namely 21-deoxyconcanolide A 246 and bafilomycin A1 247 to deliver 248 and 249 respectively. [111] The synthesized products were supposed to be applied in the biochemical investigations for the creation of covalent ligandreceptor bond.…”
Oxaziridines and diaziridines have been used as versatile intermediates due to their high ring strain as well as the reactive CÀ O/N bond, for the synthesis of diverse range of nitrogen containing compounds. In the past few decades, numerous novel and handy methodologies on the preparations and utilizations of both the oxaziridines and diaziridines have been developed. In spite of few published reviews in the area (almost a decade back), the synthetic communities have made tremendous progress in their preparations and utilizations. This review has demonstrated the comprehensive advancement in the chemistry of oxaziridines and diaziridines for the last few years (almost a decade). 2.4. Oxaziridines from Ketimines 3. Reactivities of Oxaziridines 3.1. Oxygen Atom Transfer Reactions 3.2. Nitrogen Atom Transfer Reactions 3.3. Rearrangement Reactions of Oxaziridines 3.4. Cycloaddition Reactions 4. Synthesis of Diaziridines 4.1. Diaziridines from Imine Substrates 4.2. Bi-Diaziridines and Monocyclic Diaziridines using Nosyloxycarbamate 4.3. Alkenyl Diaziridines 4.4. Diaziridines using HOSA Reagent 4.5. N-Cyclopropyl Diaziridines 4.6. Synthesis of Diaziridines via Photocatalysis 5. Reactivities of Diaziridines and its Derivatives 6. Diaziridines as Intermediates 7. Conclusions
“…Other groups have performed this diaziridine oxidation step using iodine in the presence of triethylamine 86 , silver oxide 87 and even oxalyl chloride 88 .…”
Section: Scheme 5: Synthesis Of Photoaffinity Labelmentioning
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