Application of 2,2′‐dipyridyl disulfide‐mediated thiazolidine ring‐opening reaction to glycoprotein synthesis: Total chemical synthesis of evasin‐3
Application of 2,2′‐dipyridyl disulfide‐mediated thiazolidine ring‐opening reaction to glycoprotein synthesis: Total chemical synthesis of evasin‐3
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2,2-二吡啶二硫化物介导的噻唑烷开环反应在糖蛋白合成中的应用:evasin-3的全化学合成
DOI:
10.1002/psc.3290
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
Nagata Koji
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作者:
Katayama Hidekazu;Nagata Koji
Thiazolidine ring‐opening reaction is one of the key steps in protein chemical synthesis via sequential native chemical ligation strategy. We recently developed a novel thiazolidine ring‐opening reaction with 2,2′‐dipyridyl disulfide (DPDS). In order to investigate the applicability of this reaction to glycoprotein synthesis, we synthesized evasin‐3, a cysteine‐rich glycoprotein with chemokine‐binding ability originally found in tick saliva. The sequence of evasin‐3 was divided into three segments, and these segments were separately synthesized with the ordinary solid‐phase peptide synthesis method. After the first ligation of middle and C‐terminal segments, thiazolidine used as a protecting group of Cys residue at the N‐terminus of the middle segment was converted to Cys with DPDS. In this thiazolidine ring‐opening reaction, DPDS treatment did not affect theN‐linked glycan moiety. After the second ligation with the N‐terminal segment and the refolding reaction, evasin‐3 could be obtained in good yield. The synthetic evasin‐3 showed the binding ability specifically to CXCL chemokines. These results clearly indicate that this DPDS method is useful for glycoprotein synthesis.