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Current Literature Presentation

Nolan Griggs, Ph.D.

September 25th, 2010

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Bioorthogonal Reactions - Overview

Chemical reactions that do not interfere with biological processes."

O O

Bertozzi, C.R., Sletten, E.M.; , 6974.

SR

OO

H2N

HS

O

O

H2N

S

O

O

NH

SH

N3

MeO

O

Ph2P MeO

O

PNPhPh

NP

PhPh

O

NH

O

Ph2P

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Cyclooctynes - Overview

• Smallest stable, unsubstituted cycloalkyne

• Alkyne bond angle = ~156 °

• Strain energy = ~18 kcal/mol

Note: 3,3,7,7-tetramethylcycloheptyne has been prepared and isolated:

• The difference in hydrogenation enthalpies of cyclooctyne versus 4-octyne is ~10 kcal/mol1

Kimling, H., Krebs, A.; , 509.

1. Turner, R.B., Mallon, B.J. et al.; , 790.

Reactions of cyclooctynes:

Trimerization: Cycloadditions:Radical Reactions:

Rose-Bengal

O

O

Meier, H. , , 5, 235.

Krebs, A., Wilke, J.; , 109, 189-233

O

Ph

Ph

O

Ph

PhO2

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Applications - Bioorthogonal Reactions Using Cyclooctynes

• Protein Labelling:

N3

n

HN O

HN

S

NHHN

O

O3

O

O

(PEO-Biotin)Nn

NN

PEO-Biotin

Link, A.J., et al. , 103, 10180See also: Fernandez-Suarez, M., et al.; , 25, 1483

Nessen, M.A., et al.; , 8, 3702

• Lipid Labelling:

OO

O

O

O

O

P

O

SATEOSATEO

OO

N3

NEt2

Imaging in living cells

Neef, A.B., Schultz, C.; , 48, 1498.

Glycan imaging:

Baskin, J.M et al. , 104, 16793

• Applied in living mice and monitored inreal time.

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Title Paper - Difluorobenzocyclooctyne - Reactivity

TMS OTf

F

FCsF

• No C3-symmetric product was observed

• To test if DIFBO was indeed formed, in situ trapping with benzyl azide was performed:

TMS OTf

F

F CsF, BnN3

CH3CN, rt93% (1.6:1)

NN

N

F

F

Bn NN

N

F

F

Bn

58%35%

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Title Paper - Proposed Mechanism for the Formation of Dimers 13 and 14

• The formation of both dimers raises interesting questions:

1. Does the dimerization event occur selectively inside the -cyclodextrin cavity?

2. Can the -cyclodextrin cavity accomidate two molecules of BIFBO?

3. What is the rate difference between the trimerization event and reaction withO2?

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Title Paper - Conclusions and Significance

• A new substituted cyclooctyne (DIFBO) has been discovered with drasticallysuperior kinetics in 2+3 cycloadditions with benzyl azide.

• Due to the enhanced reactivity of DIFBO, complexation with b-cyclodextrinwas found to stabilize DIFBO allowing for easy storage and manipulation.

• The inclusion complex of DIFBO and -cyclodextrin produced two compoundspresumed to arise from a single antiaromatic intermediate, thus providing a .

possible means to further study antiaromaticity.

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