Functional Ubiquitin Conjugates with Lysine-epsilon-Amino-Specific Linkage by Thioether Ligation of Cysteinyl-Ubiquitin Peptide Building Blocks
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Wollscheid, Hans-Peter
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Bioconjugate Chemistry ; 20 (2009), 6. - pp. 1152-1162
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The modification of ubiquitin to defined oligo-ubiquitinated conjugates has received considerable interest due to the finding that isomeric oligo-ubiquitin conjugates exhibit distinct differences in their biochemical functions, depending on the specific lysine-ε-amino linkage used for conjugate formation. Here, we report the design and development of a thioether linkage-based approach for the synthesis of oligo-ubiquitin conjugates with lysine-specific branching by thioether ligation of a linear ubiquitin peptide containing a C-terminal cysteine residue as the "donor" component, with a corresponding lysine-ε-amino-branched haloacyl-activated ubiquitin "acceptor" peptide. This approach was successfully used for the synthesis of a lysine-63-linked diubiquitin conjugate by ligation of the modified ubiquitin(1-52)-Cys- donor peptide to the N-terminal Arg-54 residue of the branched Lys-63-linked acceptor peptide, ubiquitin(54-76)2. Advantages of the present approach are as follows: (i) the conjugation reaction is performed in solution using suitable preformed donor ubiquitin peptides with a C-terminal Cys residue, and (ii) different corresponding N-chloroacetylated ubiquitin acceptor peptides containing the branched Lys residue are employed, providing broad applicability to the preparation of isomeric oligo-ubiquitin conjugates. The Lys-63-diubiquitin conjugate 7 described here was purified by semipreparative HPLC, and its structure and homogeneity ascertained by HPLC and high-resolution MALDI and electrospray-mass spectrometry. CD spectra and molecular modeling indicate a conformationally stable structure of the conjugate with spatial separation of the ubiquitin parts of the Lys-63 linkage. Moreover, the activity of the thioether-linked diubiquitin conjugate was ascertained by in vitro autoubiquitination assay. These results indicate the feasibility of this approach for the preparation of functional oligo-ubiquitin conjugates.
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JUNG, Ji Eun, Hans-Peter WOLLSCHEID, Andreas MARQUARDT, Marilena MANEA, Martin SCHEFFNER, Michael PRZYBYLSKI, 2009. Functional Ubiquitin Conjugates with Lysine-epsilon-Amino-Specific Linkage by Thioether Ligation of Cysteinyl-Ubiquitin Peptide Building Blocks. In: Bioconjugate Chemistry. 20(6), pp. 1152-1162. Available under: doi: 10.1021/bc800539pBibTex
@article{Jung2009Funct-3287, year={2009}, doi={10.1021/bc800539p}, title={Functional Ubiquitin Conjugates with Lysine-epsilon-Amino-Specific Linkage by Thioether Ligation of Cysteinyl-Ubiquitin Peptide Building Blocks}, number={6}, volume={20}, journal={Bioconjugate Chemistry}, pages={1152--1162}, author={Jung, Ji Eun and Wollscheid, Hans-Peter and Marquardt, Andreas and Manea, Marilena and Scheffner, Martin and Przybylski, Michael} }
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