The role of peptide backbone modifications in increasing biological stability of LHRH analogs.
The role of peptide backbone modifications in increasing biological stability of LHRH analogs.
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肽主链修饰在提高 LHRH 类似物生物稳定性中的作用。
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1981
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C. Bowers
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A. Spatola;A. L. Bettag;N. Agarwal;H. Saneii;W. Vale;C. Bowers
The potential usefulness of agonistic and antigonistics analogs of LHRH for fertility regulation has been known for years. Most approaches to the preparation of new peptide analogs have involved the strengthening of the weak link in the peptide backbone or the amide bond. The authors of this study initiated a program that incorporated several new kinds of readily synthesized amide bond replacements within LHRH and its antagonists; these amide bond replacements include the following sulfur-based moieties: CH2S CH2SO CHCH3S and CHCH3SO. In general all of the LHRH analogs containing the phi[CH2S] link have been proven highly active in vitro but inactive as antiovulatory agents in vivo. The synthesis of analogs containing the phi[CH2SO] replacement showed that the compounds were inactive in vitro and in vivo. The synthesis of the class of chiral amide bond replacement incorporating a phi [CHCH3S] link proved to be the most successful of the various sulfur-based amide bond replacements thus far. A number of peptide backbone modifications are ongoing in many laboratories.