TARGET PROMOTED ALKYLATION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS
目标促进核酸烷基化
基本信息
- 批准号:2850477
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 22.05万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1999
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1999-05-01 至 2003-02-28
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Research interest in DNA alkylation continues to be sustained by
numerous issues concerning nucleic acid structure, toxicology, and
pharmacology. The importance of alkylating agents in chemotherapy cannot
be underestimated despite the serious complications associated with such
treatment. Selective modification of DNA is generally ascribed to the
intrinsic chemistry and binding properties of the modifying agent since
DNA typically acts as a passive receptor and target of reaction. The
potential for DNA to act as a catalyst and control its own modification
has received limited attention despite substantial advances in the
related field of RNA catalysis. This proposal is designed to reveal a
new and perhaps general mechanism of reagent activation that should
broaden our understanding of potential mutagenic, chemotherapeutic and
diagnostic reactants.
Previous studies have demonstrated that duplex DNA can activate silyl
phenol derivatives for alkylation and cross-linking. These derivatives
had originally been constructed for fluoride-dependent reaction but were
found to react spontaneously after binding to target nucleotide
sequences. The mechanism of this process remains to be discovered. The
proposed investigations will begin by localizing the region of duplex
DNA that is responsible for the activation process. The mechanism will
then be defined in part by its functional group and conformational
requirements. These in turn will be identified by examining the effect
of nucleotide analogues incorporated into the region of activation.
Finally, the silyl-based chemistry will be extended to new reagent
design and application to enhance its future utility in vitro and in
vivo. Accordingly, the efficiency and specificity of target modification
will be examined in DNA, RNA and protein complexes as a method to help
define biological structure and reactivity. The efficiency of our lead
compounds will also be tested with a variety of cell lines and compared
to alkylating agents that are used clinically.
对DNA烷基化的研究兴趣继续保持,
关于核酸结构、毒理学和
药理学烷化剂在化疗中的重要性
被低估,尽管与此相关的严重并发症
治疗DNA的选择性修饰通常归因于
改性剂的固有化学性质和结合性质,
DNA通常充当被动受体和反应靶。的
DNA作为催化剂并控制自身修饰的潜力
尽管在这方面取得了重大进展,
RNA催化的相关领域。该提案旨在揭示一个
新的和可能是通用的试剂活化机制,
拓宽了我们对潜在的诱变、化疗和
诊断反应物
以往的研究表明,双链DNA可以激活甲硅烷基
用于烷基化和交联的苯酚衍生物。这些衍生物
最初被构建用于氟化物依赖性反应,但
发现与靶核苷酸结合后自发反应
序列的这个过程的机制还有待发现。的
拟议的调查将开始定位的地区,
负责激活过程的DNA。余留机制将
然后由其官能团和构象部分定义
要求.这些反过来将通过检查影响来确定
的核苷酸类似物纳入区域的激活。
最后,基于硅烷基的化学将被扩展到新试剂
设计和应用,以提高其在体外和体内的未来效用。
vivo.因此,靶修饰的效率和特异性
将在DNA,RNA和蛋白质复合物中进行检查,
定义生物结构和反应性。我们线索的效率
还将用各种细胞系测试化合物,
涉及临床上使用的烷化剂。
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