Abstract
Reaction of cyclopropanated trans-cyclooctene (cpTCO) with in situ generated ortho-quinone is an efficient tool for bioorthogonal protein conjugation. The (4+2)-cycloaddition of cpTCO with ortho-quinone is significantly faster than its cyclooctyne counterpart (BCN). Orthogonal, tandem cpTCO-quinone and BCN-azide cycloadditions afforded a homogeneous, dual labelled antibody-drug conjugate.
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Bruins, J. J., Blanco-Ania, D., Van Der Doef, V., Van Delft, F. L., & Albada, B. (2018). Orthogonal, dual protein labelling by tandem cycloaddition of strained alkenes and alkynes to: Ortho -quinones and azides. Chemical Communications, 54(53), 7338–7341. https://doi.org/10.1039/c8cc02638f
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