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摘要
开发用于蛋白质特异性位点修饰的快速连接化学方法已成为化学生物学的一大重点。我们介绍了以 N-草酰基过氢-1,2,5-二硫氮杂卓手柄(即 oxoSEA 基团)形式制备草酰基硫代酯前体,并通过固相肽合成将其加入肽修饰剂的步骤。然后,我们详细介绍了利用原生化学连接技术对链球菌 G 蛋白 N 端含 Cys 的 B1 结构域进行修饰的应用程序。有关使用和执行该方案的完整细节,请参阅 Snella 等人的文章1。
Protocol for protein modification using oxalyl thioester-mediated chemoselective ligation.
The development of fast ligation chemistries for the site-specific modification of proteins has become a major focus in chemical biology. We describe steps for preparing an oxalyl thioester precursor in the form of an N-oxalyl perhydro-1,2,5-dithiazepine handle, i.e., the oxoSEA group, and incorporating it into a peptide modifier using solid phase peptide synthesis. We then detail procedures for its application for the modification of an N-terminal Cys-containing B1 domain of the streptococcal G protein using the native chemical ligation. For complete details on the use and execution of this protocol, please refer to Snella et al.1.