THE SYNTHESIS AND METAL-BINDING CHARACTERISTICS OF NOVEL, ISOPOLAR PHOSPHONATE ANALOGS OF NUCLEOTIDES
THE SYNTHESIS AND METAL-BINDING CHARACTERISTICS OF NOVEL, ISOPOLAR PHOSPHONATE ANALOGS OF NUCLEOTIDES
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DOI:
10.1039/p19840001119
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
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KOLKMANN, F
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BLACKBURN, GM;KENT, DE;KOLKMANN, F
Dichloromethylene-, difluoromethylene- and fluoromethylene-bisphosphonic acids condense with the 5''-phosphoromorpholidates of adenosine and guanosine to give nucleotide analogs of ATP and GTP which are isopolar and isosteric. An isopolar but non-isosteric analog of ATP results from the condensation of acetylene-1,2-bisphosphonic acid with AMP-morpholidate. 31P NMR and pKa data show that the physical analogy improves in the series CH2 < CCl2 .ltoreq. CFH < CF2 < C.tbd.C < O with respect to the .beta.,.gamma.-bridging function. NMR and ion-selective electrode measurements on the binding of the divalent metals Mg, Ca Zn and Ba suggest that the pattern of metal cation binding to the nucleotide tetra-anion responds both to steric and to electronic features of the phosphonates, with the .beta.,.gamma.-difluoromethylene analog most closely resembling ATP.