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作者(中文):黃怡禎
作者(外文):Huang, Yi-Chen
論文名稱(中文):於穀胺酸側鏈建構光解輔助基團以進行天然化學連接法合成胜肽
論文名稱(外文):Synthesis of Oligo-peptide by Native Chemical Ligation via Photocleavable Auxiliary on Glutamic acid
指導教授(中文):林俊成
指導教授(外文):Lin, Chun-Cheng
口試委員(中文):林伯樵
梁健夫
游景晴
口試委員(外文):Lin, Po-Chiao
Liang, Chien-Fu
Yu, Ching-Ching
學位類別:碩士
校院名稱:國立清華大學
系所名稱:化學系
學號:107023512
出版年(民國):109
畢業學年度:108
語文別:中文
論文頁數:143
中文關鍵詞:天然化學連接法光化學反應胜肽合成
外文關鍵詞:Native chemical ligationPhotocleable auxiliarypeptide synthesis
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天然化學連接法(Native Chemical ligation, NCL) 是被廣泛用作蛋白質化學合成的實用策略,該方法透過 N 端半胱胺酸 (Cysteine,
Cys) 和 C 端硫酯胜肽之間的化學選擇性反應於水相中形成天然肽鍵。儘管被廣泛用於肽鏈連接中,但是對於 N 端半胱胺酸的需求卻限制了此策略之連接位點。為了將此方法擴展到 Xaa–Cys 連接位點之外, 硫醇輔助基 (thiol-containing auxiliary) 的出現成為另一種替代半胱 胺酸的方法。然而,部分輔助基卻於連接反應結束後無法有效率地由 胜肽鏈上移除因而增加了合成難度,因此,本論文欲結合光化學與側鏈輔助連接法之優勢,將容易移除之光解輔助基團建構於穀胺酸(Glutamic acid, Glu) 之側鏈上,開發天然化學連接法之新策略。
Native chemical ligation (NCL) developed by Kent and coworkers is widely used as a practical method for the chemical synthesis of proteins. This method forms a native peptide bond by a chemoselective reaction between a N-terminal cysteine residue and a C-terminal thioester peptide. Despite its extensive use in peptide ligation, the requirement of a N-terminal cysteine has restricted the ligation sites. To extend the approach beyond Xaa–Cys connection, thiol auxiliaries mimicking the cysteine function were developed. However, some of these auxiliaries cannot be efficiently cleaved from the ligation product, while some require harsh conditions to remove, thus increasing the synthetic difficulties. Herein, we introduced a thiol-containing photocleavable auxiliary at the side-chain of glutamic acid to achieve the same function as cysteine. After completion of ligation, mild photo-irradiation was applied to remove the auxiliary to yield the final product. This method allows unprotected peptides to be joined together at cysteine-free ligation sites, expanding the scope of NCL reaction.
摘要 I
Abstract II
目錄 III
圖目錄 VI
表目錄 IX
流程圖目錄 X
縮寫對照表 XI
胺基酸對照表 XIV
第一章 緒論 1
1-1 前言 1
1-2 選擇性化學連接法 2
1-3 天然化學連接法 5
1-4 非半胱胺酸連接位點之天然化學連接法 6
1-4-1 以自由基去除半胱胺酸上之硫醇 6
1-4-2 N 端修飾硫醇輔助基團 9
1-4-3 側鏈輔助連接法 11
1-5 多肽硫酯之合成 14
1-5-1 硫解 safety-catch sulfonamide 以合成胜肽硫酯 14
1-5-2 硫解醯亞胺以合成胜肽硫酯 15
1-5-3 選擇性氧化醯胺或醯肼以合成胜肽硫酯 16
1-5-4 藉分子內 N→S 或 O→S 醯基遷移以合成胜肽硫酯.18
1-6 研究動機與構想 20
第二章 結果與討論 21
2-1 合成具光敏感輔助基團之胜肽 21
2-1-1 具光敏感輔助基團胜肽之逆合成分析 21
2-1-2 光敏感輔助基團之合成 21
2-1-3 合成具光敏感輔助基團之胺基酸建構單元 22
2-2 光解條件之測試 24
2-3 側鏈輔助連接法之模型實驗 26
2-4 糖尿病新藥利拉魯肽之合成 29
2-4-1 利拉魯肽之介紹 29
2-4-2 利拉魯肽合成之模型研究 29
2-5 神經內分泌調節肽之合成 35
2-5-1 神經內分泌調節肽之介紹 35
2-5-2 神經內分泌調節肽-1 之合成 36
2-6 提高分子內醯基遷移效率之嘗試 42
2-6-1 優化遷移效率之分析 42
2-6-2 移除酯鍵上之甲基進行側鏈輔助連接法 43
2-6-3 縮減分子內醯基遷移之環數進行側鏈輔助連接法 45
2-6-4 增加分子內醯基遷移之環數進行側鏈輔助連接法 47
2-6-5 結論 48
2-7 結論與未來展望 50
第三章 實驗部分 53
3-1 Reagents and solvents 53
3-2 Spectrum Notes 53
3-3 High-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) 54
3-3-1 Analytical HPLC 54
3-3-2 Semi-preparative HPLC 54
3-4 Solid Phase Peptide Synthesis 54
3-4-1 General procedure for manual peptide synthesis 55
3-4-2 General procedure for microwave peptide synthesis 55
3-4-3 Final cleavage from resin 56
3-4-4 Peptide precipitation 56
3-4-5 Peptide purification and analysis 57
3-4-6 General procedure for thioester synthesis 57
3-5 UV-irradiation 58
3-6 Synthetic procedures and characterization 58
第四章 參考文獻 79
附錄 89
附錄目錄 90
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