1956
DOI: 10.1021/ja01591a035
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Reactions of Ethylenimines. VIII. Dissociation Constants

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“…The enhanced potency of the aziridine inhibitors presumably manifests better spacial congruency with the SS active site than that of the acyclic aza analogue and may indicate a nonclassical, protonated cyclopropane intermediate in the formation of 2 . It is not known whether the aziridine inhibitors bind to SS in the aziridinium ion forms ( 5a and 5b ) or the aziridine forms ( 12a and 12b ). If the latter is true, the aziridine diphosphates may be better regarded as PSPP analogues rather than mimics for a charged transition state.…”
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“…The enhanced potency of the aziridine inhibitors presumably manifests better spacial congruency with the SS active site than that of the acyclic aza analogue and may indicate a nonclassical, protonated cyclopropane intermediate in the formation of 2 . It is not known whether the aziridine inhibitors bind to SS in the aziridinium ion forms ( 5a and 5b ) or the aziridine forms ( 12a and 12b ). If the latter is true, the aziridine diphosphates may be better regarded as PSPP analogues rather than mimics for a charged transition state.…”
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“…2961), 3062) und 3163) (X,Y = CH,, 0, NR)die kinetische Stabilitat der Triimine der des Carbocyclus 3 vergleichbar, aber deutlich geringer als die des Trioxids 1 ist. 29 …”
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“…a positive charge might have an affinity to the metal binding sites. Ethylenimine has a pXa of 8.01 (O'Rourke et al, 1956) and a positive charge by protonation in neutral or acidic solution. Moreover, nucleophilic attack of a carboxylate anion to the protonated ethylenimine occurs to give an aminoethyl ester as shown in eq 1 (Earley et al, 1958)…”
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