CHEMISTRY OF BIOLOGICALLY RELEVANT QUINONE IMINES
生物学相关醌亚胺的化学
基本信息
- 批准号:3290876
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 6.42万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1986
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1986-08-01 至 1989-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Quinone imines are intermedites in the oxidation of a variety of biological
systems, and various roles have been postulated for these species. Thus,
the metabolism of a number of biologically important cathecholamines is
postulated to involve quinone imine intermediates, and N-alkylated quinone
imines may be involved in the side effects of long-term chloropromazine
therapy. The toxicity of the analgesic paracetamol has been attributed to
a metabolically formed quinone imine which binds cell macromolecules.
Recent studies have invoked a quinone imine from N-methylellipticium
acetate as the intermediate which arylates in vivo purine nucleosides and
nucleotides; thus, this particular quinone imine may play an important role
in the antitumor activity of ellipticene.
Simple quinone imines as well as those involved in the biological effects
noted above are usually quite unstable under the conditions used for their
generation. This has prevented their isolation and a more detailed study
of their chemistry, spectroscopy, and biology under carefully controlled
conditions. Thus, a method for preparation and isolation of quinone imines
would allow an in-depth study of their chemistry and biology.
Our aim is to develop methods for the non-oxidative generation of quinone
imines under highly controlled conditions, in the absence of the reduced
form of the quinone imine, adventitious excess oxidant, metal salts from
the oxidation, or large quantities of nucleophiles. These reaction
conditions will allow the quinone imines to be isolated in pure form so
that their chemistry and biology can be studied under well-defined
conditions.
Preliminary results have demonstrated that a simple derivative of quinone
imines can be synthesized in good yield via chemistry we have developed.
In the proposed research this approach will be adapted for the generation
of biologically relevant quinone imines such as those formed in biological
oxidation of catecholamines and 9-hydroxy-ellipticenium acetate (see
above). A study of these systems under carefully defined conditions will
establish the products and rates of their reactions with biologically
important nucleophiles. Spectroscopic characterization of the quinone
imines synthesized will allow evaluation of laser Raman spectroscopy for
the study of the chemistry of these intermediates in vivo.
醌亚胺是多种生物氧化的中间产物
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