2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.tet.2019.130914
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Searching for the ideal triazole: Investigating the 1,5-triazole as a charge neutral DNA backbone mimic

Abstract: A novel triazole linkage that mimics the phosphodiester backbone in DNA was designed, synthesised and evaluated. Unlike previous work which utilised copper to form a 1,4 triazole linkage in the DNA backbone, a ruthenium catalyst was used to yield a 1,5 triazole. The artificial linkage was incorporated into a DNA backbone via a phosphoramidite building block using solid phase synthesis. The biophysical properties of DNA with a 1,5 triazole linkage in the backbone were evaluated by UV melting and circular dichro… Show more

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“… 32 Destabilizing effects have also been reported for TL 1 , TL 3 , TL 4 , and TL 6 ( Table 1 ). 38 All 6-bond TLs (TLs 2 – 4 ) generally show more favorable duplex stability properties than their shorter 5-bond (TL 1 ) or longer 7-bond (TL 5 and TL 6 ) counterparts. Rigid TL 1 is the most destabilizing among the TLs.…”
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“… 32 Destabilizing effects have also been reported for TL 1 , TL 3 , TL 4 , and TL 6 ( Table 1 ). 38 All 6-bond TLs (TLs 2 – 4 ) generally show more favorable duplex stability properties than their shorter 5-bond (TL 1 ) or longer 7-bond (TL 5 and TL 6 ) counterparts. Rigid TL 1 is the most destabilizing among the TLs.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Despite some destabilizing effects, TL 1 , TL 3 , TL 4 , and TL 6 are known to retain global B- or A-form duplex structures with the DNA or RNA target, respectively. 38 In the current study, duplexes formed by TL 2 - and TL 5 -modified ON2 and ON5 with complementary DNA or RNA were analyzed by circular dichroism (CD) spectroscopy ( Figure 2 ). The duplexes of ON2 with DNA and RNA show almost identical spectra to the equivalent duplexes formed by unmodified ON7.…”
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