1-Methylidenesqualene and 25-Methylidenesqualene as Active-Site Probes for Bacterial Squalene:Hopene Cyclase
摘要:
1-Methylidenesqualene and 25-methylidenesqualene were converted to 30-methylidenehop-22(29)-ene by squalene:hopene cyclase from Alicyclobacillus acidocaidarius. It was remarkable that both analogues generated the same product. The hopanyl intermediate cation, stabilized by the methylidene residue, enabled a rotation of the isobutenyl group at C-21 prior to the final proton elimination. In contrast, in the formation of hop-22(29)-ene, the final proton abstraction takes place regiospecifically from the Z-methyl group, which was verified by cyclization of (1,1,1,24,24,24-H-2(6))squalene into (23,23,23,30,30,30-H-2(6))hop-22(29)-ene.
SEN, STEPHANIE E.;PRESTWICH, GLENN D., J. MED. CHEM., 32,(1989) N, C. 2152-2158
作者:SEN, STEPHANIE E.、PRESTWICH, GLENN D.
DOI:——
日期:——
Squalene analogs containing isopropylidene mimics as potential inhibitors of pig liver squalene epoxidase and oxidosqualene cyclase
作者:Stephanie E. Sen、Glenn D. Prestwich
DOI:10.1021/jm00129a022
日期:1989.9
Several squalene analogues containing 1,1-dihaloalkene, acetylene, allene, diene, and cyclopropane functionalities were synthesized and evaluated as potential inhibitors of pig liver squaleneepoxidase and oxidosqualene cyclase. Both monofunctionalized and bisfunctionalized analogues were prepared. Poor inhibition of squaleneepoxidase and oxidosqualene cyclase was found for most compounds (IC50 much
1-Methylidenesqualene and 25-Methylidenesqualene as Active-Site Probes for Bacterial Squalene:Hopene Cyclase
作者:Hideya Tanaka、Hiroshi Noguchi、Ikuro Abe
DOI:10.1021/ol036509r
日期:2004.3.1
1-Methylidenesqualene and 25-methylidenesqualene were converted to 30-methylidenehop-22(29)-ene by squalene:hopene cyclase from Alicyclobacillus acidocaidarius. It was remarkable that both analogues generated the same product. The hopanyl intermediate cation, stabilized by the methylidene residue, enabled a rotation of the isobutenyl group at C-21 prior to the final proton elimination. In contrast, in the formation of hop-22(29)-ene, the final proton abstraction takes place regiospecifically from the Z-methyl group, which was verified by cyclization of (1,1,1,24,24,24-H-2(6))squalene into (23,23,23,30,30,30-H-2(6))hop-22(29)-ene.