A strong preference for a salt-bridge structure in the gas phase: reactions of deprotonated amino acids with borane.
A strong preference for a salt-bridge structure in the gas phase: reactions of deprotonated amino acids with borane.
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对气相盐桥结构的强烈偏好:去质子化氨基酸与硼烷的反应。
DOI:
10.1021/ja010966q
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发表时间:
2001
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
Huang,R
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作者:
Gronert,S;Huang,R
In recent years there has been a growing interest in the existence of salt-bridge-type structures in the gas phase, and they often have been implicated in the fragmentation pathways of peptides. 1-12 Although it appears that amino acids prefer conventional structures (rather than the zwitterions found in solution), there is evidence that metal salts of proline and arginine prefer to adopt salt-bridge structures in the gas phase (ie, metal complexed to the amino acid zwitterion). 6, 8, 9, 13 We have recently found that borane is a potentially useful reactant for characterizing gas-phase biomolecules, 14 and in the present communication, we report a remarkably large preference for a salt-bridge structure in the product from the reaction of borane with deprotonated glycine. In addition, we provide evidence for the formation of unusual boron heterocycles in reactions with other amino acids and in the collisionactivated dissociation (CAD) of the reaction products. Using a modified Finnigan LCQ quadrupole ion trap mass spectrometer, 15 the M-1 anion from glycine was allowed to react with the dimethyl sulfide complex of BH3 (DMS-BH3). A rapid reaction leads to several products, but an ion corresponding to the addition of BH3 with loss of H2 dominates (eq 1).A logical product is a cyclic borohydride where the combination of a hydride from the boron and proton from the nitrogen leads to H2 loss and collapse to a five-membered ring. 16, 17 The identity of the hydrogens involved in the H2 loss was confirmed in two labelleing experiments. Starting with H2NCD2CO2-, the reaction with the borane leads exclusively to H2 loss. A sample spectrum is shown in Figure 1a. Conversely, D2NCH2CO2-reacts with BH3 to give a product corresponding to HD loss. Our first thought was that the BH3 would add to the carboxylate and then using the exothermicity of the initial addition, expel a hydride ion (H-) which would deprotonate the amine eventually leading to ring closure (Scheme 1). To gain a better understanding of the mechanism, we have completed ab initio calculations on this reaction at the MP2/6-31+ G (d, p)//MP2/6-31+ G (d) level. 18 The data are summarized in Table 1. The addition at the carboxylate with loss of DMS is only exothermic by about 17 kcal/mol which is not nearly enough energy to fuel the H2 expulsion process. The transition state, II, is over 40 kcal/mol
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