Efficient synthesis of an (aminooxy) acetylated-somatostatin derivative using (aminooxy)acetic acid as a 'carbonyl capture' reagent

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Efficient synthesis of an (aminooxy) acetylated-somatostatin derivative using (aminooxy)acetic acid as a 'carbonyl capture' reagent. / Mezö, Gábor; Szabó, Ildikó; Kertész, István; Hegedüs, Rózsa; Orbán, Erika; Leurs, Ulrike; Bösze, Szilvia; Halmos, Gábor; Manea, Marilena.

I: Journal of Peptide Science, Bind 17, Nr. 1, 01.2011, s. 39-46.

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Mezö, G, Szabó, I, Kertész, I, Hegedüs, R, Orbán, E, Leurs, U, Bösze, S, Halmos, G & Manea, M 2011, 'Efficient synthesis of an (aminooxy) acetylated-somatostatin derivative using (aminooxy)acetic acid as a 'carbonyl capture' reagent', Journal of Peptide Science, bind 17, nr. 1, s. 39-46. https://doi.org/10.1002/psc.1294

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Mezö, G., Szabó, I., Kertész, I., Hegedüs, R., Orbán, E., Leurs, U., Bösze, S., Halmos, G., & Manea, M. (2011). Efficient synthesis of an (aminooxy) acetylated-somatostatin derivative using (aminooxy)acetic acid as a 'carbonyl capture' reagent. Journal of Peptide Science, 17(1), 39-46. https://doi.org/10.1002/psc.1294

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Mezö G, Szabó I, Kertész I, Hegedüs R, Orbán E, Leurs U o.a. Efficient synthesis of an (aminooxy) acetylated-somatostatin derivative using (aminooxy)acetic acid as a 'carbonyl capture' reagent. Journal of Peptide Science. 2011 jan.;17(1):39-46. https://doi.org/10.1002/psc.1294

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Mezö, Gábor ; Szabó, Ildikó ; Kertész, István ; Hegedüs, Rózsa ; Orbán, Erika ; Leurs, Ulrike ; Bösze, Szilvia ; Halmos, Gábor ; Manea, Marilena. / Efficient synthesis of an (aminooxy) acetylated-somatostatin derivative using (aminooxy)acetic acid as a 'carbonyl capture' reagent. I: Journal of Peptide Science. 2011 ; Bind 17, Nr. 1. s. 39-46.

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abstract = "Owing to the high chemoselectivity between an aminooxy function and a carbonyl group, oxime ligation is one of the most preferred procedures for the preparation of peptide conjugates. However, the sensitivity of (aminooxy)acetylated peptides to ketones and aldehydes makes their synthesis and storage difficult. In our study, we established the efficient synthesis of an (aminooxy)acetylated-somatostatin derivative in the presence of free (aminooxy)acetic acid, which was used as a 'carbonyl capture' reagent in the final cleavage step. This (aminooxy)acetylated compound was further used for the chemoselective ligation (oxime bond formation) with daunorubicin and 4-fluorobenzaldehyde leading to the formation of conjugates with potential applications in targeted cancer chemotherapy and positron emission tomography.",
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AU - Hegedüs, Rózsa

AU - Orbán, Erika

AU - Leurs, Ulrike

AU - Bösze, Szilvia

AU - Halmos, Gábor

AU - Manea, Marilena

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N2 - Owing to the high chemoselectivity between an aminooxy function and a carbonyl group, oxime ligation is one of the most preferred procedures for the preparation of peptide conjugates. However, the sensitivity of (aminooxy)acetylated peptides to ketones and aldehydes makes their synthesis and storage difficult. In our study, we established the efficient synthesis of an (aminooxy)acetylated-somatostatin derivative in the presence of free (aminooxy)acetic acid, which was used as a 'carbonyl capture' reagent in the final cleavage step. This (aminooxy)acetylated compound was further used for the chemoselective ligation (oxime bond formation) with daunorubicin and 4-fluorobenzaldehyde leading to the formation of conjugates with potential applications in targeted cancer chemotherapy and positron emission tomography.

AB - Owing to the high chemoselectivity between an aminooxy function and a carbonyl group, oxime ligation is one of the most preferred procedures for the preparation of peptide conjugates. However, the sensitivity of (aminooxy)acetylated peptides to ketones and aldehydes makes their synthesis and storage difficult. In our study, we established the efficient synthesis of an (aminooxy)acetylated-somatostatin derivative in the presence of free (aminooxy)acetic acid, which was used as a 'carbonyl capture' reagent in the final cleavage step. This (aminooxy)acetylated compound was further used for the chemoselective ligation (oxime bond formation) with daunorubicin and 4-fluorobenzaldehyde leading to the formation of conjugates with potential applications in targeted cancer chemotherapy and positron emission tomography.

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