2005
DOI: 10.1021/jo0506884
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trans-5-Aminopipecolyl-aegPNA Chimera:  Design, Synthesis, and Study of Binding Preferences with DNA/RNA in Duplex/Triplex Mode

Abstract: The design and synthesis of novel chiral PNA monomer based on trans-5-aminopipecolic acid is reported. The trans diequatorial disposition of the 1,4 ring substituents in six-membered 5-aminopipecolic acid derivative could be favorable over trans 1,3 axial-equatorial disposition in 4-aminopipecolic acid of PNA. Studies on the synthesis of trans-4/5-aminopipecolyl PNA-eagPNA chimeras and their binding preferences to DNA/RNA in duplex/triplex modes are described.

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“…The chimeric aminopipecolyl/aegPNA with (2S,4S)stereoisomer decreased the stability of the PNA 2 ÁDNA triplex but increased the stability of the PNAÁDNA duplex and the opposite is true for the (2S,5R)-stereoisomer. 103,104 Although technically the (2S,5R)-aminopipecolyl PNA should be regarded as an (a-g)-linked system, it is more convenient to compare it with the (2S,4R)-aminopipecolyl PNA here.…”
Section: Rsc Chemical Biology Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The chimeric aminopipecolyl/aegPNA with (2S,4S)stereoisomer decreased the stability of the PNA 2 ÁDNA triplex but increased the stability of the PNAÁDNA duplex and the opposite is true for the (2S,5R)-stereoisomer. 103,104 Although technically the (2S,5R)-aminopipecolyl PNA should be regarded as an (a-g)-linked system, it is more convenient to compare it with the (2S,4R)-aminopipecolyl PNA here.…”
Section: Rsc Chemical Biology Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… Chemical structures of different PNAs indicating C2–C3 carbons of PNA backbone, marked in red (a) Aminoethyl glycyl, aeg PNA [1] (b) Cyclohexyl, ch PNA [17,18] (c) Cyclopentyl, cp PNA [19,20] (d) Diaminopyrrolidine, dap PNA, (e) N‐(Pyrrolidinyl‐2‐methyl)glycine, pmg‐ PNA [21] , (f) pipecolyl ‐PNA [22] and (g) pyrrolidinyl PNA [23] …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%