Fluorescent live-cell imaging of metabolically incorporated unnatural cyclopropene-mannosamine derivatives.
Fluorescent live-cell imaging of metabolically incorporated unnatural cyclopropene-mannosamine derivatives.
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10.1002/cbic.201200719
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发表时间:
2013-01-21
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3.2
通讯作者:
Devaraj, Neal K.
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Cole, Christian M.;Yang, Jun;Seckute, Jolita;Devaraj, Neal K.
There is tremendous interest in the use of bioorthogonal reactions for imaging of unnatural building blocks that are metabolically incorporated into biosynthetic pathways. Applications include visualizing glycans, imaging proteins tagged with unnatural amino acids, monitoring cellular proliferation, and tracking lipid analogues.[1] For live-cell imaging applications, the azide–cyclooctyne catalyst-free cycloaddition has been extremely useful in providing a rapid and biocompatible method to label small azide tags with fluorophore.[1a] Recently, there has been growing interest in exploring bioorthogonal cycloadditions involving tetrazines for live-cell imaging applications.[2] Tetrazines have been shown to react rapidly through inverse-electron-demand Diels–Alder reactions with a variety of strained alkenes and alkynes including trans-cyclooctenes, norbornenes, and cyclooctynes. These reactions can be used for live-cell imaging, and tetrazines can quench the fluorescence of commonly used imaging probes such as BODIPY dyes and fluoresceins.[3] This leads to a fluorogenic response after reaction, which can improve signal-to-background, which is particularly useful for intracellular live-cell imaging applications.[1b, 4] Though tetrazine cycloadditions would be exciting developments for a wide array of metabolic imaging applications, the large size of both the tetrazine and cycloalkene coupling partners has limited their ability to be incorporated into small bio-active molecules. In response to this challenge, we recently developed small and stable methylcyclopropenes as coupling partners for fluorogenic tetrazines.[5] The molecular weight of these tags rivaled those of azides and were used to fluorogenically image lipids in live mammalian cells. However, we were interested in whether methylcyclopropenes could substitute for azides in metabolic imaging applications with stringent steric constraints. Here we demonstrate that unnatural cyclopropenemannosamine derivatives can be used to image glycans on live human cancer cell lines.
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