A thermally stable {FeNO}8 complex: properties and biological reactivity of reduced MNO systems
A thermally stable {FeNO}8 complex: properties and biological reactivity of reduced MNO systems
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DOI:
10.1039/c1sc00582k
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发表时间:
2012-01-01
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8.4
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Harrop, Todd C.
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Patra, Ashis K.;Dube, Koustubh S.;Harrop, Todd C.
Reduced nitrogen oxide ligands such as NO-/HNO or nitroxyl participate in chemistry distinct from nitric oxide (NO). Nitroxyl has been proposed to form at heme centers to generate the Enemark-Feltham designated {FeNO}(8) system. The synthesis of a thermally stable {FeNO}(8) species namely, [Co(Cp*)(2)][Fe (LN4)(NO)] (3), housed in a heme-like ligand platform has been achieved by reduction of the corresponding {FeNO}(7) complex, [Fe(LN4)(NO)] (1), with decamethylcobaltocene [Co(Cp*)(2)] in toluene. This complex readily reacts with metMb, resulting in formation of MbNO via reductive nitrosylation by the coordinatedHNO/NO-, which can be inhibited with GSH. These results suggest that 3 could serve as a potential HNO therapeutic. Spectroscopic, theoretical, and structural comparisons are made to 1 and the {CoNO}(8) complex, [Co(LN4)(NO)] (2), an isoelectronic analogue of 3.