Ligand exchange strategy for delivery of ruthenium complex unit to biomolecules based on ruthenium-olefin specific interactions
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JournalChemistry Letters
PublisherChemical Society of Japan
Volume & IssueVol. 49,Issue 12
Pages1490 - 1493
Publication Year2020
ISSN03667022
Source TypeScopus
Citations
Scopus: 3
Abstract
Ligand exchange reactions between a Hoveyda-Grubbs-type complex and 2-alkoxybenzylidene in a biomolecule assist in the delivery of a ruthenium complex unit to the biomolecule. Complexes having an electron-withdrawing group in their ligands efficiently transfer a ruthenium complex unit onto peptides. This method is also applicable for adenylate kinase, an experimental model protein. The ligand exchange reaction originates from ruthenium-olefin specific interactions and potentially provides a bioorthogonal method for chemical modification of biomacromolecules with transition metal complexes. © 2020 Chemical Society of Japan. All rights reserved.
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