[EN] SITE-SPECIFIC GENERATION OF PHOSPHORYLATED TYROSINES IN PROTEINS [FR] GÉNÉRATION SPÉCIFIQUE DE SITES DE TYROSINES PHOSPHORYLÉES DANS DES PROTÉINES
摘要:
Provided herein are novel materials and methods for site-specific incorporation of phosphotyrosines into proteins. The novel methods of the invention encompass the use of a novel aminoacyl tRNA synthetase capable of charging compatible tRNAs with a phosphotyrosine precursor. The phosphotyrosine precursor is then incorporated, site-specifically, into a protein at sites where phosphotyrosine residues are desired. The phosphotyrosine precursors are subsequently treated to convert them into phosphotyrosine residues, yielding proteins with phosphotyrosines at selected sites. The scope of the invention encompasses novel aminoacyl tRNA synthetases, novel phosphotyrosine precursors, and methods of using these materials to create site-specific phosphorylated tyrosine residues in a protein.
Identification of Shc Src Homology 2 Domain-Binding Peptoid−Peptide Hybrids
作者:Won Jun Choi、Sung-Eun Kim、Andrew G. Stephen、Iwona Weidlich、Alessio Giubellino、Fa Liu、Karen M. Worthy、Lakshman Bindu、Matthew J. Fivash、Marc C. Nicklaus、Donald P. Bottaro、Robert J. Fisher、Terrence R. Burke
DOI:10.1021/jm800789h
日期:2009.3.26
fluorescence anisotropy (FA) competition-based Shc Src homology 2 (SH2) domain-binding was established using the high affinity fluorescein isothiocyanate (FITC) containing peptide, FITC-NH-(CH2)4-CO-pY-Q-G-L-S-amide (8; Kd = 0.35 microM). Examination of a series of open-chain bis-alkenylamide containing peptides, prepared as ring-closingmetathesis precursors, showed that the highest affinities were obtained
from the literature-known ω-amino acids 4,4′-APB 1a and 4,4′-AMPB 2a, meta-substituted analogues were synthesized for the incorporation into peptides and proteins. While 4,4′-APB 1a requires special chemistry for peptidesynthesis, an Fmoc/t-Bu protecting group strategy is applicable for 3,3′-APB 1b. The versatility of this and other novel azobenzene ω-amino acids is demonstrated by the preparation
A phosphoarginine containing peptide as an artificial SH2 ligand
作者:Frank T. Hofmann、Claudia Lindemann、Helen Salia、Philipp Adamitzki、John Karanicolas、Florian P. Seebeck
DOI:10.1039/c1cc13341a
日期:——
We have developed a synthesis of phosphoarginine containing peptides using a bis(2,2,2-trichloroethyl) protected phosphoarginine derivative as building block. Binding studies and computer modelling demonstrate the ability of the SH2 domain from Src kinase to recognize a phosphoarginine-containing peptide in a phosphoryl group-dependent manner.
N→O-Acyl shift in Fmoc-based synthesis of phosphopeptides
作者:Hendrik Eberhard、Oliver Seitz
DOI:10.1039/b718568e
日期:——
Synthetic phosphopeptides are frequently used as chemical probes to explore proteinâprotein interactions involved in cellular signal transduction. Most commonly, the solid-phase synthesis of phosphotyrosine-containing peptides is performed by applying the Fmoc-strategy and N-Fmoc-protected tyrosine derivatives bearing acid-labile phospho protecting groups. We observed a side-reaction, the isomerisation at threonine, which furnishes depsipeptides. It is shown that the rate of NâO-acyl migration depends on the sequence context. Depsipeptides were formed most rapidly when the phosphotyrosine was located in the +2 position. Furthermore, different phosphotyrosine building blocks were compared and a suitable method that provides phosphopeptides in enhanced purity and yield is suggested.
<i>N</i>,<i>N</i>′-Dialkyldiamide-Type Phosphate Protecting Groups for Fmoc Synthesis of Phosphotyrosine-Containing Peptides: Optimization of the Alkyl Group
Synthesis and evaluation of three Fmoc–phosphotyrosine derivatives with a phosphategroupprotected as N,N′-dialkyldiamide (alkyl = Prn, Pri, and Bui) were studied. All the derivatives were obtained as crystals, among which the Buiderivative (4c) was the best in ease of preparation and excellence in cleavage property. Solid phase synthesis of a methionine-containing peptide, H–Tyr(PO3H2)–Val–Pro–Met–Leu–OH