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Presentation - Methodlogy For Pump House
Presentation - Methodlogy For Pump House
The novel Laurdan-PS and sulfonated-Laurdan probes synthesized as cellular probes to study
functional lipid rafts in live cells and the role of lipid rafts in signal transduction.
Synthesis of Laurdan-PS probe was achieved through covergent synthetic approach from three
suitably protected fragments:
Phoshphato serine
Isopropylidene glycerol
C-Laurdan
H- phosphonato coupling of pgosphato serine with glycerol acceptor followed by esterification to
C-Laurdan provided the protected optically pure Laurdan –PS probe and final deprotection was
successfully achieved by acid treatment
On the other hand sulfonated –Laurdan molecules were synthesized in one step from M-Laurdan.
STRUCTURE
INTRODUCTION
The lipid raft hypothesis postulates that the plasma membrane has a liquid order and
disordered domain.
Liquid order domain enriched in sphingolipids, cholesterol, and specific protein, whereas
liquid disordered domain enriched in unsaturated glycerophospholipid.
The liquid order domain are also called lipid rafts.
The liquid order domain serve as a platform for various cellular process such as signal
transduction, membrane trafficking, pathogen invasion, cholesterol homeostasis,
neurodegenerative disease.
Model membrane by various models
The traditional method to study lipid raft is based on the observation of detergent-
resistant membranes, composed mainly of sphingomyelin , other saturated
phospholipids, cholesterol, and some membrane proteins.
This technique was criticized , because it uses detergents that may induce phase
separation and affect the partitioning of membrane proteins to given phase.
A variety of other technique have been developed to study the phase behaviour of
the model membrane.
The most direct method to study lipid raft is based on monitoring lipid composition
of the cell membrane with mass spectrometry. This method works under ultra-high
vacuum and with freeze-dried samples.
Model membrane by various methods
One of the most commonly used probes is laurdan and its derivatives. Laurdan and other
related fluorescent molecules containing 2-hydroxy-6-dodecanoyl naphthalene are
environment –sensitive dyes which shows a large stokes shift correlated to the polarity of
the surrounding medium.
Kim et al synthesized and characterized C-laurdan, which shows greater sensitivity to
change in lipid order in bilayers, but labels the plasma membrane of cells more efficiently
than laurdan.
Here we report the synthesis of sulfonated laurdan analogue probes and laurdan PS probe
for the study of lipid raft in cell membrane.
SYNTHESIS
In the first approach, the synthesis of Laurdan-PS probebegan from protected alcohol
10 (Scheme 2), which was synthesized from Isopropylidene glycerol9by using a
reported method.RefThe alcohol 10 was subjected to benzylation to produce 11 in
90%, followed by TBDMS deprotection by using TBAF in 90% yield of 7. The key
intermediate H-phosphonate 6 was achieved in three steps from 7, which includes
the DIC mediated esterification with C-Laurdan in 85%, PMB deprotection with
DDQ in 85%, and H-phosphonate preparation by using PCl 3, Imidazole in 71%
yield. Then the 6 was coupled to commercially available fragment 5 by using PivCl,
pyridine in 80% of 14. The final deprotection was tried with Pd/C and Pd(OH) 2under
positive H2 atmosphere in MeOH/H2O, but we didn’t achieve the target molecule.
Later we have tried other reagents BF3.OEt2, Me2S, and BCl3for debenzylation but
we didn’t find the target molecule. In another hand we changed our synthetic route
as follows.
SYNTHESIS
Reagents and Conditions: a) PMBOH, DIC, DMAP, 0 oC, 75%; b) PCl3, Imidazole, Et3N,
DCM, 0 oC, 78%; c) 9, PivCl, Pyridine, I2, H2O, 75%; d) pTSA, MeOH, 12 h, 92%; e) 8, DIC,
DMAP, DCM, 4 h, 72%; f) TFA, DCM, 1 h, 65%.
In the second approach, the synthesis of Laurdan-PS probe (Scheme 4) was commenced from
BOC-serine. PMB protection was achieved by DIC coupling of BOC-serine with PMBOH in
75% yield. The synthesis of the most challenging phosphodiester 18 was achieved from 16 in
two steps, including H-phosphonate 17preparation using PCl3, imidazole in 78%, and PivCl
mediated coupling of 17 with 9 in 75% yield. Then the 18 was subjected to pTSA mediated
ketal cleavage to 19 in 92%yield. The fully protected Laurdan-PS probe20 was achieved from
19 in 72% by DIC mediated regioselective coupling with 8. The final deprotection was
achieved by treating 20 with 15% TFA in DCM to obtain the target molecule Laurdan-PS
probe1 in quantitative yield, which was confirmed by NMR and HRMS.
Synthesis