Distance geometry analysis of the N.M.R. evidence on the solution conformation of bleomycin.
Distance geometry analysis of the N.M.R. evidence on the solution conformation of bleomycin.
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核磁共振的距离几何分析
DOI:
10.1111/j.1399-3011.1981.tb01978.x
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发表时间:
1981
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Connolly,ML
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Crippen,GM;Oppenheimer,NJ;Connolly,ML
Conformational constraints derived from n.m.r. experiments, X‐ray data and the known stereochemistry have been used to investigate by the distance geometry method the range of allowed solution conformations for Cu(II): P‐3A (a biosynthetic precursor of bleomycin), Fe(II):bleomycin:carbon monoxide, and Zn(II): bleomycin. The experimental data have been found to be self‐consistent and lead to the following observations. 1) Designation of the ligands and the dihedral angles available from vicinal coupling constants are not sufficient to define uniquely the geometry around the metal. 2) When only five bleomycin ligands are invoked (e.g. Cu(II):P‐3A or Fe(II):bleomycin:carbon monoxide) there is considerable freedom in the allowed coordination scheme around the metal, but some regions of the molecule have well determined conformation. 3) Introduction of a sixth bleomycin ligand, as in Zn(II): bleomycin, considerably constrains the conformational freedom of the groups coordinated to the zinc. The utility of the distance geometry approach for analysis of data and design of experiments is discussed.