incorporation of amino acids with long-chain terminal olefins into proteins

incorporation of amino acids with long-chain terminal olefins into proteins

;Matthias P. Exner;Sebastian Köhling;Julie Rivollier;Sandrine Gosling;Puneet Srivastava;Zheni I. Palyancheva;Piet Herdewijn;Marie-Pierre Heck;Jörg Rademann;Nediljko Budisa
Journal of ethnopharmacology 2016 Vol. 21 pp. 287-
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The increasing need for site-specific protein decorations that mimic natural posttranslational modifications requires access to a variety of noncanonical amino acids with moieties enabling bioorthogonal conjugation chemistry. Here we present the incorporation of long-chain olefinic amino acids into model proteins with rational variants of pyrrolysyl-tRNA synthetase (PylRS). Nε-heptenoyl lysine was incorporated for the first time using the known promiscuous variant PylRS(Y306A/Y384F), and Nε-pentenoyl lysine was incorporated in significant yields with the novel variant PylRS(C348A/Y384F). This is the only example of rational modification at position C348 to enlarge the enzyme’s binding pocket. Furthermore, we demonstrate the feasibility of our chosen amino acids in the thiol-ene conjugation reaction with a thiolated polysaccharide.

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