Observation of a direct interaction between the carbonyl oxygen, O(6), of a N(7)-bonded 6-oxopurine and a metal center. Preparation and crystal and molecular structure of (N-3,4-benzosalicylidene-N',N'-dimethylethylenediamine)-(theophyllinato)copper (II) monohydrate.
Observation of a direct interaction between the carbonyl oxygen, O(6), of a N(7)-bonded 6-oxopurine and a metal center. Preparation and crystal and molecular structure of (N-3,4-benzosalicylidene-N',N'-dimethylethylenediamine)-(theophyllinato)copper (II) monohydrate.
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00442a010
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发表时间:
1976-12
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
D. Szalda;T. Kistenmacher;L. Marzilli
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作者:
D. Szalda;T. Kistenmacher;L. Marzilli
The preparation and crystal and molecular structure of the complex (7V-3, 4-benzosalicylidene-Ar', A"-dimethyleth-ylenediamine)(theophyllinato) copper (II) are reported. The complex crystallizes, as the monohydrate, from the reaction mix-ture with 95% ethanol as the solvent. The crystals are monoclinic, space group Pc, with a= 10.689 (2), b= 6.925 (3), c= 15.463 (4) A, ß= 100.27 (2), Z= 2, V= 1126.2 A3,¿ measd= 1.50 (2) g cm” 3, áca, cd= 1.48 g cm'3. The 7359 reflections in the+ h hemisphere to26= 60 were collected by counter methods on an automated diffractometer, employing crystal-monochromated radiation and the-2 scan technique. The 7359 measured reflections were subsequently reduced to a sym-metry independent set of 3138 intensities, which were used in the structural solution and refinement. Standard heavy-atom Patterson and Fourier methods were used to solve the structure, and refinement by full-matrix least squares, based on F, has led to a final R value of 0.037. The coordination geometry about the copper (II) is (4+ 1) with the equatorial positions occu-pied by the tridentate Schiff base chelate and N (7) of the theophylline monoanion, Cu-N (7) bond length= 1.956 (3) A, and one of the axial positions is occupied by the carbonyl oxygen at C (6) of the purine ring system, Cu-0 (6) distance= 2.919 (3) A. Thisrepresents the first observation of a significant, direct interaction between the carbonyl oxygen of a 6-oxopurine and a metal center. The complexes are connected along the a axis by an O (10)(Schiff base)... HO-Fl.., 0 (2)(theophylline mo-noanion) hydrogen bond system involving translationally related complexes. Further crystal stability is obtained by a “pin-ning” of the naphthylidene rings of the Schiff base chelate by methyl groups from the ethylenediamine terminus and the theo-phylline monoanion ring.Investigations into the binding of metal ions and metal complexes to nucleic acids and their constituents, both in so-lution1 and in the solid state, 2 have recently been summarized. Activity in this area has been stimulated by both the impor-tance of such interactions in living systems, and also the po-tential importance of metal binding in the functioning of pla-tinum (II) cancer chemotherapeutics.