A Fluorogenic Probe for the Catalyst-Free Detection of Azide-Tagged Molecules
作者:Frédéric Friscourt、Christoph J. Fahrni、Geert-Jan Boons
DOI:10.1021/ja309000s
日期:2012.11.14
Fluorogenic reactions in which non- or weakly fluorescent reagents produce highly fluorescent products can be exploited to detect a broad range of compounds including biomolecules and materials. We describe a modified dibenzocyclooctine that under catalyst-free conditions undergoes fast strain promoted cycloadditions with azides to yield strongly fluorescent triazoles. The Cycloaddition products are more than 1000-fold brighter compared to the Starting cyclooctyne, exhibit large Stokes shift,. and can be excited above 350 nm, which is required for many applications. Quantum mechanical: calculations indicate that the fluorescence increase upon triazole formation is due to large differences in oscillator strengths of the S-0 <-> S-1 transitions in the planar C-2v-symmetric starting material compared to the symmetry broken and nonplanar.cycloaddition products. The new fluorogenic probe was successfully employed for labeling of proteins modified by an azide moiety.
[EN] CYCLIC COMPOUND, METHOD FOR PRODUCING CYCLIC COMPOUND, AND METHOD FOR MODIFYING BIOLOGICAL MOLECULE<br/>[FR] COMPOSÉ CYCLIQUE, SON PROCÉDÉ DE PRODUCTION ET PROCÉDÉ DE MODIFICATION D'UNE MOLÉCULE BIOLOGIQUE
CYCLIC COMPOUND, METHOD FOR PRODUCING CYCLIC COMPOUND, AND METHOD FOR MODIFYING BIOLOGICAL MOLECULE
申请人:Hosoya Takamitsu
公开号:US20130011901A1
公开(公告)日:2013-01-10
The invention aims in establishing a method for modifying biomolecules using a reaction that efficiently modifies biomolecules and is widely applicable. The invention thus provides a cyclic compound containing two triazole rings formed by adding and ligating an azide compound possessing an azido group to each of the two carbon-carbon triple bond sites of an eight-membered cyclic skeleton of a cyclic diyne compound by a double click reaction; a method for producing a cyclic compound using a double click reaction; and a method for modifying biomolecules.