| Literature DB >> 27005702 |
Darren A Thompson1, Raymond Ng2, Philip E Dawson1.
Abstract
A new class of arginine-specific bioconjugation reagents for protein labeling has been developed. This method utilizes a triazolyl-phenylglyoxal group on the probe molecule that reacts selectively with the guandinyl group of Arg residues in a protein or peptide. The reaction proceeds in neutral to basic bicarbonate buffers and is selective for arginine residues in peptides and folded proteins. Importantly, the triazolyl-phenylglyoxal group can be introduced into complex molecules containing alkyne groups using CuAAC chemistry, providing a robust approach for the generation of phenylglyoxal reactive groups into molecules to be covalently attached onto the surface of proteins.Entities:
Keywords: arginine; bioconjugation; chemical ligation; triazole
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Year: 2016 PMID: 27005702 DOI: 10.1002/psc.2867
Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Pept Sci ISSN: 1075-2617 Impact factor: 1.905