Synthesis of Adenine Dinucleosides 2′,5′-Bridged by Sulfur-Containing Linkers as Bisubstrate SAM Analogues for Viral RNA 2′-O-Methyltransferases
Synthesis of Adenine Dinucleosides 2′,5′-Bridged by Sulfur-Containing Linkers as Bisubstrate SAM Analogues for Viral RNA 2′-O-Methyltransferases
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DOI:
10.1002/ejoc.201901120
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发表时间:
2019-09-12
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2.8
通讯作者:
Debart, Francoise
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作者:
Ahmed-Belkacem, Rostom;Ortiz, Priscila Sutto;Debart, Francoise
Viral RNA 2 '-O-methyltransferases play a crucial role for luring the host cell innate antiviral response during a viral infection by catalyzing either the methylation of the 5 '-end RNA cap-structure at 2 '-OH of nucleoside N1 or by inducing internal 2 '-O-methylation of adenosines within RNA sequence using S-adenosyl-l-methionine (SAM) as the methyl donor. Our goal is to synthesize bisubstrate SAM analogues mimicking the transition state of the 2 '-O-methylation of the RNA in order to block viral 2 '-O-methyltransferases and struggle against emerging viruses. Here we designed and synthesized five dinucleosides by connecting a 5 '-thioadenosine representing the SAM to the 2 '-OH of another adenosine unit mimicking the RNA substrate, via various sized sulfur-containing linkers such as alkylthioether linkers, sulfoxide or sulfone derivatives, or a disulfide bond.