The Kinetics and Mechanism of Reactions Between the Nitroprusside Ion and Secondary Amines
摘要:
AbstractThe kinetics of the reactions of the nitroprusside ion — pentacyanonitrosylferrate(II) — with various secondary amines have been studied in basic media. Two parallel reaction pathways are involved: (i) the reaction of the nitroprusside ion with hydroxyl ions to form Fe(CN)5NO4+2, in which NO−2 is then replaced by the amine; and (ii) the reaction of the nitroprusside ion with two molecules of amine to form the corresponding nitrosamine and the complex Fe(CN)5NHR3‐2. The corresponding rate equations have been obtained and explained by proposed reaction mechanisms. We propose a concerted mechanism for reaction (ii) in which the amine binds the nitrosyl group at the same time as the amine proton is removed by a base catalyst. The resulting nitrosamine complex subsequently undergoes substitution by the amine in a faster step.
Ketimine reductase/CRYM catalyzes reductive alkylamination of α-keto acids, confirming its function as an imine reductase
摘要:
Recently, crystalized mouse ketimine reductase/CRYM complexed with NADPH was found to have pyruvate bound in its active site. We demonstrate that the enzyme binds alpha-keto acids, such as pyruvate, in solution, and catalyzes the formation of N-alkyl-amino acids from alkylamines and alpha-keto acids (via reduction of imine intermediates), but at concentrations of these compounds not expected to be encountered in vivo. These findings confirm that, mechanistically, ketimine reductase/CRYM acts as a classical imine reductase and may explain the finding of bound pyruvate in the crystallized protein.
Ketimine reductase/CRYM catalyzes reductive alkylamination of α-keto acids, confirming its function as an imine reductase
作者:André Hallen、Arthur J. L. Cooper、Jason R. Smith、Joanne F. Jamie、Peter Karuso
DOI:10.1007/s00726-015-2044-8
日期:2015.11
Recently, crystalized mouse ketimine reductase/CRYM complexed with NADPH was found to have pyruvate bound in its active site. We demonstrate that the enzyme binds alpha-keto acids, such as pyruvate, in solution, and catalyzes the formation of N-alkyl-amino acids from alkylamines and alpha-keto acids (via reduction of imine intermediates), but at concentrations of these compounds not expected to be encountered in vivo. These findings confirm that, mechanistically, ketimine reductase/CRYM acts as a classical imine reductase and may explain the finding of bound pyruvate in the crystallized protein.
The Kinetics and Mechanism of Reactions Between the Nitroprusside Ion and Secondary Amines
作者:J. Casado、M. Mosquera、M. F. Rodr ÍGuez Prieto、J. Vázquez Tato
DOI:10.1002/bbpc.19850890704
日期:1985.7
AbstractThe kinetics of the reactions of the nitroprusside ion — pentacyanonitrosylferrate(II) — with various secondary amines have been studied in basic media. Two parallel reaction pathways are involved: (i) the reaction of the nitroprusside ion with hydroxyl ions to form Fe(CN)5NO4+2, in which NO−2 is then replaced by the amine; and (ii) the reaction of the nitroprusside ion with two molecules of amine to form the corresponding nitrosamine and the complex Fe(CN)5NHR3‐2. The corresponding rate equations have been obtained and explained by proposed reaction mechanisms. We propose a concerted mechanism for reaction (ii) in which the amine binds the nitrosyl group at the same time as the amine proton is removed by a base catalyst. The resulting nitrosamine complex subsequently undergoes substitution by the amine in a faster step.