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Perfluorophenyl Derivatives as Unsymmetrical Linkers for Solid Phase Conjugation.

ABSTRACT: Linkers play major roles in conjugation chemistry toward the advancement of drug discovery. Two different series of fluorinated linkers were introduced to the backbone of a model peptide using solid phase peptide synthesis. These fluorinated linkers have the potential to conjugate two asymmetrical groups. This has not been done using other fluorinated linkers. This study deals with application of linkers with S, N, and O terminals and reports on the investigation of their chemoselectivity and activity for branching peptide backbones using a chosen model peptide. These fluorinated linkers have unique properties that will make it possible for a large diversity of bioconjugated chemicals for different bioapplications to be designed and synthesized.

SUBMITTER: Alapour S

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6279949 | biostudies-literature | 2018

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Perfluorophenyl Derivatives as Unsymmetrical Linkers for Solid Phase Conjugation.

Alapour Saba S Sharma Anamika A de la Torre Beatriz G BG Ramjugernath Deresh D Koorbanally Neil A NA Albericio Fernando F

Frontiers in chemistry 20181128

Linkers play major roles in conjugation chemistry toward the advancement of drug discovery. Two different series of fluorinated linkers were introduced to the backbone of a model peptide using solid phase peptide synthesis. These fluorinated linkers have the potential to conjugate two asymmetrical groups. This has not been done using other fluorinated linkers. This study deals with application of linkers with S, N, and O terminals and reports on the investigation of their chemoselectivity and ac ...[more]

PMID: 30547028

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