Process for producing hydrazinomonosaccharide derivatives and use thereof
AssigneeTakara Bio Inc.
InventorsTsuyoshi Miyamura, Tomoe Egashira, Matsumi Sano, Brad K Bendiak, Ikunoshin Kato
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Abstract
A process for producing hydrazinomonosaccharide derivatives and use of hydrazines in determining the structures of aldose and ketose monosaccharides located at the reducing ends of saccharides.
Claims16
A method for producing a hydrazino monosaccharide derivative, the method comprising at least:
- (a) reacting a saccharide having a reducing end with a hydrazine of formula (I) to produce a hydrazone:
- NH2-NR1(R2) (I)
- wherein R1 is a group other than hydrogen that has a detectable label and/or an immobilization support as its portion or can bind to a detectable label and/or an immobilization support;
- the bond between R1 and N is a bond that is cleavable by a reaction that can cleave a glycosidic linkage;
- and R2 is hydrogen or an alkyl group containing 1-8 carbon atoms;
- (b) reducing the hydrazone obtained in step (a) to a hydrazino derivative;
- and
- (c) cleaving the hydrazino derivative obtained in step (b) by the reaction that can cleave a glycosidic linkage to obtain a hydrazino monosaccharide derivative.
A method for identifying a monosaccharide at a reducing end of a saccharide having the reducing end and/or for determining a position of binding of a monosaccharide at a reducing end to a neighboring monosaccharide, the method comprising at least:
- (a) reacting a saccharide having a reducing end with a hydrazine of formula (I) to produce a hydrazone:
- NH2—NR1(R2) (I)
- wherein R1 is a group other than hydrogen that has a detectable label and/or an immobilization support as its portion or can bind to a detectable label and/or an immobilization support;
- the bond between R1 and N is a bond that is cleavable by a reaction that can cleave a glycosidic linkage;
- and R2 is hydrogen or an alkyl group containing 1-8 carbon atoms;
- (b) reducing the hydrazone obtained in step (a) to a hydrazino derivative;
- (c) cleaving the hydrazino derivative obtained in step (b) by the reaction that can cleave a glycosidic linkage to obtain a hydrazino monosaccharide derivative;
- (d) completely acetylating the hydrazino monosaccharide derivative obtained in step (c);
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- (e) identifying the completely acetylated hydrazino monosaccharide derivative obtained in step (d).
A method for labeling a saccharide having a reducing end, the method comprising at least:
- (a) reacting a saccharide having a reducing end with a hydrazine of formula (I) to produce a hydrazone:
- NH2—NR1(R2) (I)
- wherein R1 is a group other than hydrogen that has a detectable label and/or an immobilization support as its portion or can bind to a detectable label and/or an immobilization support;
- the bond between R1 and N is a bond that is cleavable by a chemical reaction that can cleave a glycosidic linkage;
- and R2 is hydrogen or an alkyl group of 1-8 carbon atom(s);
- (b) reducing the hydrazone obtained in step (a) to a hydrazino derivative;
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- (c) N-acetylating the hydrazino derivative obtained in step (b).
A saccharide of formula (III):
- R4—N(Ac)—NHR1 (III)
- wherein Ac is an acetyl group;
- R1 is a group other than hydrogen that has a detectable label and/or an immobilization support as its portion or can bind to a detectable label and/or an immobilization support;
- the bond between R1 and N is a bond that is cleavable by a chemical reaction that can cleave a glycosidic linkage;
- R4 is a group that may have a glycosidic linkage with a saccharide and from which one hydrogen atom linked to the C-1 position of a 1-deoxy aldose or one hydrogen atom linked to the C-2 carbon of a 2-deoxy ketose is removed, excluding a case where R1 is an acetyl group, and R4 is a group that does not have a glycosidic linkage with a saccharide and from which one hydrogen atom linked to the C-1 position of a 1deoxy aldose or one hydrogen atom linked to the C-2 carbon of a 2-deoxy ketose is removed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.