Selective Protein (Post-)modifications through Dynamic Covalent Chemistry: Self-activated SNAr Reactions
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
SNAr
reactions
were
remarkably
accelerated
using
a
pretargeting
and
activating
unit
based
on
dynamic
covalent
chemistry
(DCvC).
A
Cys
attack
at
the
C–F
bond
aromatic
ring
of
salicylaldehyde
derivatives
was
only
observed
upon
iminium
formation
with
neighboring
Lys
residue
model
small
peptides.
Such
self-activation
ascribed
to
stronger
electron-withdrawing
capability
respect
that
parent
aldehyde
stabilized
transition
state
reaction,
together
higher
preorganization
reactive
groups
in
cationic
aldiminium
species.
This
approach
further
applied
for
functionalization
two
antibodies.
In
both
cases,
presence
group
close
proximity
resulted
noteworthy
increase
bioconjugation
yields,
excellent
chemo-selectivity.
Whereas
modification
an
IgG1
antibody
led
stochastic
product
distributions,
microenvironment
selectivity
noted
when
employing
IgG4,
line
lower
number
residues
hinge
region
latter.
Additionally,
postfunctionalization
modified
antibodies
attained
through
exchange
tethered
derivative
hydrazides,
representing
unprecedented
"tag
modify"
selective
strategy
DCvC.
Language: Английский
Structural Influence of the Chemical Fueling System on a Catalysis-Driven Rotary Molecular Motor
Hua‐Kui Liu,
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Toufic W. Mrad,
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Axel Troncossi
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et al.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 27, 2025
Continuous
directionally
biased
360°
rotation
about
a
covalent
single
bond
was
recently
realized
in
the
form
of
chemically
fueled
1-phenylpyrrole
2,2′-dicarboxylic
acid
rotary
molecular
motor.
However,
original
fueling
system
and
reaction
conditions
resulted
motor
directionality
only
∼3:1
(i.e.,
on
average
backward
for
every
three
forward
rotations),
along
with
catalytic
efficiency
operation
97%
fuel
14%.
Here,
we
report
efficacy
series
chiral
carbodiimide
fuels
hydrolysis
promoters
(pyridine
pyridine
N-oxide
derivatives)
driving
improved
directional
this
motor-molecule.
We
outline
complete
network
operation,
composed
directional,
futile,
slip
cycles.
Using
derivatives
where
final
conformational
step
is
either
very
slow
or
completely
blocked,
phenylpyrrole
diacid
becomes
enantiomerically
enriched,
allowing
kinetic
gating
individual
steps
cycle
to
be
measured.
The
that
produces
highest
gives
13%
enantiomeric
excess
(e.e.)
anhydride-forming
kinetically
gated
step,
while
most
effective
promoter
generates
90%
e.e.
step.
Combining
best-performing
into
results
92%
e.e..
Under
dilute
chemostated
regime
(to
avoid
N-acyl
urea
formation
at
high
concentrations
promoters),
continuously
rotates
∼24:1
24
rotations)
>99%
51%.
Language: Английский
Analysis of kinetic asymmetry in a multi-cycle reaction network establishes the principles for autonomous compartmentalized molecular ratchets
Chem,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(12), P. 3644 - 3655
Published: Sept. 13, 2024
Language: Английский
Steady-state solution of Markov jump processes in terms of arrival probabilities
Physical review. E,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
111(1)
Published: Jan. 14, 2025
Several
dynamical
processes
can
be
modeled
as
Markov
jump
among
a
finite
number
N
of
sites
(the
distinct
physical
states).
Here
we
consider
strongly
connected
networks
with
time-independent
site-to-site
rate
constants,
and
focus
on
the
steady-state
occupation
probabilities
sites.
We
provide
physically
framed
expression
distribution
in
terms
arrival
probabilities,
here
defined
going
from
starting
to
target
given
jumps
(regardless
time
required).
In
particular,
full
set
return
(for
all
network)
up
N-1
is
necessary
sufficient.
A
few
examples
illustrate
outcomes,
including
case
stochastic
chemical
kinetics.
Language: Английский
Steady-state probabilities for Markov jump processes in terms of powers of the transition rate matrix
The Journal of Chemical Physics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
160(23)
Published: June 21, 2024
Several
types
of
dynamics
at
stationarity
can
be
described
in
terms
a
Markov
jump
process
among
finite
number
N
representative
sites.
Before
dealing
with
the
dynamical
aspects,
one
basic
problem
consists
expressing
priori
steady-state
occupation
probabilities
In
particular,
wishes
to
go
beyond
mere
black-box
computational
tools
and
find
expressions
which
rate
constants
appear
explicitly,
therefore
allowing
for
potential
design/control
network.
For
strongly
connected
networks
admitting
unique
stationary
state
all
sites
populated,
here
we
express
formula
that
involves
powers
transition
matrix
up
order
−
1.
We
also
provide
an
expression
derivatives
respect
constants,
possibly
useful
sensitivity
analysis
frameworks.
Although
refer
(bio)chemical
thermal
equilibrium
or
under
nonequilibrium
conditions,
results
are
valid
any
same
assumptions.
Language: Английский
The role of Kinetic Asymmetry in Chemical and Thermodynamic Coupling
ChemSystemsChem,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 15, 2024
Abstract
The
input
of
energy
can
shift
an
isomerization
reaction
A⇌B
away
from
equilibrium,
but
which
way,
in
favor
A
or
B?
answer
to
this
question
lies
understanding
kinetic
asymmetry,
a
concept
first
discussed
the
context
how
oscillating
fluctuating
perturbation
act
concert
with
catalyst
drive
equilibrium.
key
theoretical
result
is
non‐equilibrium
pumping
equality
that
generalizes
idea
equilibrium
constant
steady‐state.
Language: Английский
Power Strokes in Molecular Motors: Predictive, Irrelevant, or Somewhere in Between?
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 20, 2024
For
several
decades,
molecular
motor
directionality
has
been
rationalized
in
terms
of
the
free
energy
conformations
visited
before
and
after
takes
a
step,
so-called
power
stroke
mechanism
with
analogues
macroscopic
engines.
Despite
theoretical
experimental
demonstrations
its
flaws,
language
is
quite
ingrained,
some
communities
still
value
intuition.
By
building
catalysis-driven
into
simulated
numerical
experiments,
we
here
systematically
report
on
how
responds
when
modified
accordingly
to
We
confirm
that
generally
does
not
predict
directionality.
Nevertheless,
simulations
illustrate
relative
stability
should
be
included
as
potential
design
element
adjust
directional
bias.
Though
strokes
are
formally
unimportant
for
determining
directionality,
show
practical
attempts
alter
have
side
effects
can
fact
The
change
bias
align
what
intuition
would
suggested,
offering
explanation
why
flawed
retain
apparent
utility
engineering
specific
systems.
Language: Английский