A New Architecture for DNA-Templated Synthesis in Which Abasic Sites Protect Reactants from Degradation.
A New Architecture for DNA-Templated Synthesis in Which Abasic Sites Protect Reactants from Degradation.
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DNA 模板合成的新架构,其中无碱基位点可保护反应物免遭降解。
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10.1002/anie.202317482
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2024
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Frommer J
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Frommer J
The synthesis of artificial sequence‐defined polymers that match and extend the functionality of proteins is an important goal in materials science. One way of achieving this is to program a sequence of chemical reactions between precursor building blocks by means of attached oligonucleotide adapters. However, hydrolysis of the reactive building blocks has so far limited the length and yield of product that can be obtained using DNA‐templated reactions. Here, we report an architecture for DNA‐templated synthesis in which reactants are tethered at internal abasic sites on opposite strands of a DNA duplex. We show that an abasic site within a DNA duplex can protect a nearby thioester from degradation, significantly increasing the yield of a DNA‐templated reaction. This protective effect has the potential to overcome the challenges associated with programmable, sequence‐controlled synthesis of long non‐natural polymers by extending the lifetime of the reactive building blocks.