A useful method for preparing radioiodinated photoaffinity labels from alkyl anilines which offers significant advantages over present methods is described. The one-pot synthesis gives good radiochemical yields (40-64%) of pure, high specific activity (350 -1500 mCi/pmol) 1251 labelled iodoatyl azid
Synthesis of I-125 labeled photoaffinity rapamycin analogs
✍ Scribed by Arthur Y. L. Shu; Dennis S. Yamashita; Dennis A. Holt; J. Richard Heys
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1996
- Tongue
- French
- Weight
- 520 KB
- Volume
- 38
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0022-2135
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✦ Synopsis
Two no-carrier-added 125I-labeled photoaffinity raparnycin analogs were prepared: 7-demethoxy-7-(4-azido-3-~~~l-benzyloxy)rapamycin (2) and its C28-C29 seco analog 3 . The key reactions of the synthesis were substitution of the C7 methoxyl of rapamycin (1) with 4-azido-3-tributylstannylbenzyloxy group, exchange of tributyltin with 1251 using Na125l and Chloramine-T, and a ZnCI2 mediated retro-Aldol cleavage of the c 2 8 -c 2 9 bond of rapamycin.
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