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Functionalized quinolizinium-based fluorescent reagents for modification of cysteine-containing peptides and proteins
A series of quinolizinium-based fluorescent reagents were prepared by visible light-mediated gold-catalyzed cis -difunctionalization between quinolinium diazonium salts and electron-deficient alkyne-linked phenylethynyl trimethylsilanes. The electron-deficient alkynyl group of the quinolizinium-base...
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description | A series of quinolizinium-based fluorescent reagents were prepared by visible light-mediated gold-catalyzed
cis
-difunctionalization between quinolinium diazonium salts and electron-deficient alkyne-linked phenylethynyl trimethylsilanes. The electron-deficient alkynyl group of the quinolizinium-based fluorescent reagents underwent nucleophilic addition reaction with the sulfhydryl group on cysteine-containing peptides and proteins. The quinolizinium-based fluorescent reagents were found to function as highly selective reagents for the modification of cysteine-containing peptides and proteins with good to excellent conversions (up to 99%). Moreover, the modified BCArg mutants bearing cationic quinolizinium compounds
1b
,
1d
,
1e
and
1h
exhibit comparable activity in enzymatic and cytotoxicity assays to the unmodified one.
New quinolizinium-based fluorescent reagents were made by visible light-mediated gold-catalyzed
cis
-difunctionalization of quinolinium diazonium salts and trimethylsilyl alkyne derivatives. |
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1b
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1d
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1e
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1h
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1b
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1d
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1e
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1b
,
1d
,
1e
and
1h
exhibit comparable activity in enzymatic and cytotoxicity assays to the unmodified one.
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