Pyridine coenzyme analogues. Synthesis and characterization of alpha- and beta-nicotinamide arabinoside adenine dinucleotides.
Pyridine coenzyme analogues. Synthesis and characterization of alpha- and beta-nicotinamide arabinoside adenine dinucleotides.
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DOI:
10.1021/bi00386a031
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发表时间:
1987
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Oppenheimer,NJ
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作者:
Kam,BL;Malver,O;Marschner,TM;Oppenheimer,NJ
Bernard L. Kam,** Olaf Malver, Thomas M. Marschner, and Norman J. Oppenheimer* Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, California 94143 Received October 31, 1986; Revised Manuscript Received February 9, 1987 abstract: The synthesis and characterization of a new pyridine coenzyme analogue containing a nicotinamide arabinonucleotide moiety are reported. The redox potentials are-339 mV for/3-oxidized nicotinamide arabinoside adenine dinucleotide and-319 mV for «-oxidized nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, and the Xmax is 346 and 338 nm for ß-and «-reduced nicotinamide arabinoside adenine dinucleotides (araNADH), respectively. Anomerization of the reduced analogues leads to a 5: 1 ratio of-araNADH to/3-araNADH at 90 C. These results establish that the relative configuration of the 2/-hydroxyl to the base is the primary determinant for the configuration-dependent changes in Xmax, the redox potential of the pyridine nucleotides, and the preferred anomeric configuration of thereduced coenzymes. Comparison of the and 31P NMR spectral data of the analogues with those for the ribo coenzymes is reported and the conformational analysis discussed. The coenzyme properties of the arabino analogues havebeen evaluated with yeast and horse liver alcohol dehydrogenases. Both the «-and/3-anomers are found to serve as coenzymes, and the ster-eochemistry of hydride transfer is identical for both anomers..^^. nalogues of pyridine coenzymes have long been important in the study of the steric constraints and mechanism of de-hydrogenases, ADP-ribosyltransferases, and other co-enzyme-utilizing enzymes. Modifications have focused primarily on the pyridine ring, with special emphasis on the 3-substituent because of their ease of synthesis (Anderson et al., 1959), andto a lesser extent on the adenine moiety [see Anderson (1982) for a comprehensive review]. There have been few investigations directed at synthesis of analogues containing modifications of the nicotinamide sugar moeity (Goebbeler & Woenckhaus, 1966; Woenckhaus et al., 1964; Woenckhaus & Jeck, 1970). Thelack of such analogues represents a significant omission since the sugar moiety can influence directly the chemical properties of the coenzyme, can alter coenzyme binding to dehydrogenases, and has been suggested toplay an important mechanistic role (Oppenheimer, 1986a).In this paper we present the synthesis and biochemical characterization of both the a-and 3-anomers of a new NAD" 1" analogue containing a nicotinamide arabinonucleoside moiety as shown inStructure I. The procedures developed for this synthesis, which are based on the general properties of S'-O-tritylpentofuranosylamine intermediates (Kam & Oppen-heimer 1979a, b), represent a generalized approach to the synthesis of a wide range of NAD" 1" analogues. The struc-