Solid-Phase Synthesis, Hybridizing Ability, Uptake, and Nuclease Resistant Profiles of Position-Selective Cationic and Hydrophobic Phosphotriester Oligonucleotides
摘要:
Analogues of oligonucleotides and mononucleotides with hydrophobic and/or cationic phophotriester functionalities often generate an improvement in target affinity and cellular uptake. Here we report the synthesis of phosphotriester oligodeoxyribonucleotides (ODNs) that are stable to the conditions used for their preparation. The method has been demonstrated by introducing phosphoramidite synthons where N-benzyloxycarbonyl (Z) protected amino alcohols replace the cyanoethyl group. After synthesis these ODNs were found to be stable to the condition required to remove base labile protecting groups and the ODNs from the solid support. Moreover the use of 1-(4,4-dimethyl-2, 6-dioxocyclohex-1-ylidene) ethyl (Dde) in place of Z protection on the amino alcohol has allowed us to introduce cationic aminoethyl phosphotriester modifications into ODNs. Melting temperatures of duplexes containing cationic or hydrophobic Z modified ODNs indicate that the backbone-phosphotriester modifications minimally affect duplex stability. Nuclease stability assays demonstrate that these phosphotriesters are resistant toward 5'- and 3'-exonudeases. Fluorescently labeled 23-mer ODNs modified with four cationic or hydrophobic Z phosphotriester linkages show efficient cellular uptake during passive transfection in HeLa and Jurkat cells.
Facile methods to recycle nucleosides during solid phase synthesis of oligonucleotides
摘要:
Solid phase syntheses of oligonucleotides, using nucleoside phosphoramidites or methylphosphonamidites require a large excess of nucleoside monomers over the hydroxy functions of the growing oligonucleotide chain bound onto the solid phase. The outlined method allows to recover the excess nucleosides. All the protective groups on the sugar and the nucleobase of the monomers are maintained throughout the recycling process.
Alkynyl Phosphonate DNA: A Versatile “Click”able Backbone for DNA-Based Biological Applications
作者:Heera Krishna、Marvin H. Caruthers
DOI:10.1021/ja3026714
日期:2012.7.18
is useful for introducing additional functionality, the triazolylphosphonate, and present preliminary data on its biological properties. We have developed a new phosphoramidite synthon--the alkynyl phosphinoamidite, which is compatible with conventional solid-phase oligonucleotide synthesis. Postsynthesis, the alkynylphosphonate can be functionalized via "Click" chemistry to generate the 1,2,3-triazolyl
Method for covalently attaching nucleosides and/or nucleotides on surfaces and method for determining coupling yields in the synthesis of nucleotides
申请人:Stengele Klaus-Peter
公开号:US20060154256A1
公开(公告)日:2006-07-13
The present invention relates to a method for covalently attaching nucleosides and/or nucleotides on surfaces having reactive functional groups, where in a first step, the reactive functional groups are made to react with suitable derivatized nucleosides and/or nucleotides, and in a second step, they are converted with a protecting group reagent, so that a reaction product of the consecutive reaction interacts with electromagnetic radiation such that it can be quantitatively determined. The invention also relates to a method for determining the repetitive coupling yields in the synthesis of nucleotides where the free 3′ or 5′ hydroxy group of a selected nucleoside and/or nucleotide is converted with a compound of formula (I)
where L is a common suitable leaving group, the motif O—PX represents a phosphor amidite, a H-phosphonate a phosphonic acid ester, a phosphotriester, Y═O or S, N is a nucleoside or a nucleotide derivative which subsequently reacts further with a protecting group reagent and the elimination of the leaving group (L), which is subsequently further eliminated. The quantity of the leaving group (L) eliminated in step b) is quantitatively determined in the form of its anion (L
−
) by means of optical spectroscopy.
The photolabile 3 ' -O-[2-(2-nitrophenyl)propoxy]carbonyl}-protected 5 ' -phosphoramidites (16-18) were synthesized (see Scheme) for an alternative mode of light-directed production of oligonucleotide arrays. Because of the characteristics of these monomeric building blocks, photolithographic in situ DNA synthesis occurred in 5 ' --> 3 ' direction, in agreement with the orientation of enzymatic synthesis. Synthesis yields were as good as those of conventional reactions. The resulting oligonucleotides are attached to the: surface via their 5 ' -termini, while the 3 ' -hydroxy groups are available as substrates for enzymatic reactions such as primer extension upon hybridization of a DNA template (see Fig. 2). The production of such oligonucleotide chips adds new procedural avenues to the growing number of applications of DNA microarrays.
METHOD FOR COVALENTLY ATTACHING NUCLEOSIDES AND/OR NUCLEOTIDES ON SURFACES AND METHOD FOR DETERMINING COUPLING YIELDS IN THE SYNTHESIS OF NUCLEOTIDES
申请人:Chemogenix GmbH
公开号:EP1438322A2
公开(公告)日:2004-07-21
[EN] METHOD FOR COVALENTLY ATTACHING NUCLEOSIDES AND/OR NUCLEOTIDES ON SURFACES AND METHOD FOR DETERMINING COUPLING YIELDS IN THE SYNTHESIS OF NUCLEOTIDES<br/>[FR] PROCEDE DE FIXATION COVALENTE DE NUCLEOSIDES ET/OU NUCLEOTIDES SUR DES SURFACES, ET PROCEDE DE DETECTION DE RENDEMENTS DE COUPLAGE DANS LA SYNTHESE DE NUCLEOTIDES
申请人:CHEMOGENIX GMBH
公开号:WO2003035664A2
公开(公告)日:2003-05-01
The present invention relates to a method for covalently attaching nucleosides and/or nucleotides on surfaces having reactive functional groups, where in a first step, the reactive functional groups are made to react with suitable derivatized nucleosides and/or nucleotides, and in a second step, they are converted with a protecting group reagent, so that a reaction product of the consecutive reaction interacts with electromagnetic radiation such that it can be quantitatively determined. The invention also relates to a method for determining the repetitive coupling yields in the synthesis of nucleotides where the free 3' or 5' hydroxy group of a selected nucleoside and/or nucleotide is converted with a compound of formula (I), where L is a common suitable leaving group, the motif O-PX represents a phosphor amidite, a H-phosphonate a phosphonic acid ester, a phosphotriester, Y = O or S, N is a nucleoside or a nucleotide derivative which subsequently reacts further with a protecting group reagent and the elimination of the leaving group (L), which is subsequently further eliminated. The quantity of the leaving group (L) eliminated in step b) is quantitatively determined in the form of its anion (L-) by means of optical spectroscopy.