STRUCTURE-REACTIVITY CORRELATION FOR HYDROLYSIS OF PHOSPHORAMIDATE MONOANIONS
STRUCTURE-REACTIVITY CORRELATION FOR HYDROLYSIS OF PHOSPHORAMIDATE MONOANIONS
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00745a032
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发表时间:
1971-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
SAMPSON, EJ
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作者:
BENKOVIC, SJ;SAMPSON, EJ
The structure-reactivity relationship which correlates the rate constants for the hydrolysis of phos-phoramidate monoanions with the pifa of the leaving amine is nonlinear. The inflectionpoint in the data which occurs at pKh» 8 is attributed to changes in the nonsteady-state zwitterion concentration which are directly proportional to the pof the parent amine. The equilibrium favorsthe zwitterionic species in aqueous solution for those phosphoramidates whose second dissociation constant is greater than 7.2. On the basis of these data, a semiquantitative description of the transition state for nucleophilic attack on phosphoramidates is developed which features bond cleavageto the departing group as greatly exceeding bond formation to the incoming nucleophile. This finding in conjunction with data for O-and S-phosphate mono- and diesters suggests that pentacovalent intermediates probably do not occur on the reaction pathways for acyclic mono- and diester hydrolysis. he involvement of various phosphoramidates either as substrates or intermediates in the enzyme-catalyzed phosphorylation of hexose and adenosine tri-phosphate is well established. 3-6 Two examples follow. Phosphoramidate-adenosine diphosphate phospho-transferase facilitates the interconversion of adenosine di-and triphosphate utilizing TV-phosphorylglycine, N-phosphorylhistidine, or phosphoramidate as the [P032-] source. 3 Glucose 6-phosphatase catalyzes the transfer of [P0 32-] from glucose 6-phosphate to water or inor-ganic phosphatethrough an enzymic A’-phosphorylhistidine intermediate. 4 56Several quantitative studies have dealt with the nonenzymic hydrolysis of phos-phoramidate and various iV-acyl and iV-aryl deriva-tives. 7-9 In addition it has been demonstrated that the hydrolysis of phosphoramidate monoanion7 89-10 and a