CST-II’s recognition domain for acceptor substrates in α-(2→8)-sialylations
摘要:
CST-II is a bacterial sialyltransferase known for its ability to perform alpha-(2 -> 8)-sialylations using GM(3) related trisaccharide substrates. Previously, we probed the enzyme's substrate specificity and developed an efficient synthesis for alpha-(2 -> 8)-oligosialosides, and we suggested that CST-II could have a very small substrate recognition domain. Here we report our full studies on CST-II's recognition feature for acceptor substrates. The current study further demonstrates the versatility of CST-II in preparing complex oligosaccharides that contain alpha-(2 -> 8)-oligosialyl moieties. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
CST-II’s recognition domain for acceptor substrates in α-(2→8)-sialylations
摘要:
CST-II is a bacterial sialyltransferase known for its ability to perform alpha-(2 -> 8)-sialylations using GM(3) related trisaccharide substrates. Previously, we probed the enzyme's substrate specificity and developed an efficient synthesis for alpha-(2 -> 8)-oligosialosides, and we suggested that CST-II could have a very small substrate recognition domain. Here we report our full studies on CST-II's recognition feature for acceptor substrates. The current study further demonstrates the versatility of CST-II in preparing complex oligosaccharides that contain alpha-(2 -> 8)-oligosialyl moieties. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
CST-II’s recognition domain for acceptor substrates in α-(2→8)-sialylations
作者:Wenling Li、Ping Zhang、Amir J. Zuccolo、Ruxiang Blake Zheng、Chang-Chun Ling
DOI:10.1016/j.carres.2011.05.009
日期:2011.9
CST-II is a bacterial sialyltransferase known for its ability to perform alpha-(2 -> 8)-sialylations using GM(3) related trisaccharide substrates. Previously, we probed the enzyme's substrate specificity and developed an efficient synthesis for alpha-(2 -> 8)-oligosialosides, and we suggested that CST-II could have a very small substrate recognition domain. Here we report our full studies on CST-II's recognition feature for acceptor substrates. The current study further demonstrates the versatility of CST-II in preparing complex oligosaccharides that contain alpha-(2 -> 8)-oligosialyl moieties. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.