Vinyl thianthrenium-mediated cysteine bioconjugation
Huijuan Guo
Abstract
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Huijuan Guo
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Covalent cysteine labeling is an important tool in protein modification, however, current methodologies suffer from limited reactivities and require the prior synthesis of individual derivative reagents. Now, a covalent cysteine labeling method that converts the cysteinyl thiol into episulfonium electrophiles in situ has been developed, enabling reactions with various nucleophiles in one step.
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Covalent cysteine labeling is an important tool in protein modification, however, current methodologies suffer from limited reactivities and require the prior synthesis of individual derivative reagents. Now, a covalent cysteine labeling method that converts the cysteinyl thiol into episulfonium electrophiles in situ has been developed, enabling reactions with various nucleophiles in one step.
Key concepts: Bioconjugation, Cysteine, Electrophile, Covalent bond, Nucleophile, Reagent, Chemistry, Combinatorial chemistry