Kinetics of Self-Immolation: Faster Signal Relay over a Longer Linear Distance?
摘要:
A counterintuitive observation of a faster signal relay over a longer linear distance prompted detailed kinetic studies of self-immolation reactions. With appropriate conformational bias, trigger-to-reporter signal transduction can take an efficient "shortcut" that outperforms conventional pathways involving repetitive quinone methide rearrangements and elimination.
Kinetics of Self-Immolation: Faster Signal Relay over a Longer Linear Distance?
摘要:
A counterintuitive observation of a faster signal relay over a longer linear distance prompted detailed kinetic studies of self-immolation reactions. With appropriate conformational bias, trigger-to-reporter signal transduction can take an efficient "shortcut" that outperforms conventional pathways involving repetitive quinone methide rearrangements and elimination.
Kinetics of Self-Immolation: Faster Signal Relay over a Longer Linear Distance?
作者:Ho Yong Lee、Xuan Jiang、Dongwhan Lee
DOI:10.1021/ol900433g
日期:2009.5.21
A counterintuitive observation of a faster signal relay over a longer linear distance prompted detailed kinetic studies of self-immolation reactions. With appropriate conformational bias, trigger-to-reporter signal transduction can take an efficient "shortcut" that outperforms conventional pathways involving repetitive quinone methide rearrangements and elimination.