- Chemical Name:Leucine, 3-mercapto- (6CI,9CI)
- CAS No.:98278-26-3
- Molecular Formula:C6H13 N O2 S
- Molecular Weight:163.241
- Hs Code.:
- Mol file:98278-26-3.mol
Synonyms:Leucine, 3-mercapto- (6CI,9CI)
Synonyms:Leucine, 3-mercapto- (6CI,9CI)
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Reference yield: 96.9%
The study explores an innovative strategy for synthesizing proteins using native chemical ligation (NCL) at Xaa-Leu sites, facilitated by β-mercaptoleucine and followed by desulfurization. The researchers synthesized β-mercaptoleucine through a series of chemical reactions starting from threo-β-hydroxy-l-leucine, involving conversion to a methyl ester derivative, formation of a p-nitrosulfonamide, ring closure to an aziridine, and BF3·OEt2-mediated ring opening with PMB-SH. This β-mercaptoleucine was then used in model peptides to test ligation with thioester peptides bearing different amino acids at the C-terminus (Gly, Ala, Ser, and Leu). The ligation products were successfully desulfurized to achieve the desired peptides. The strategy was further applied to the total chemical synthesis of HIV-1 Tat protein, overcoming challenges posed by the presence of multiple cysteine residues. The study demonstrates the potential of this new ligation chemistry to expand the scope of protein synthesis, enabling the creation of various post-translationally modified protein analogues for functional and structural analysis.