A series of fluorescent chemosensors 1-3 were synthesized to detect transition metal ions. At the room temperature, fluorescence intensities of these chemosensors in acetonitrile without transition metal ions were fou...A series of fluorescent chemosensors 1-3 were synthesized to detect transition metal ions. At the room temperature, fluorescence intensities of these chemosensors in acetonitrile without transition metal ions were found to be very weak, due to the process of the efficient intramolecular photoinduced electron transfer （PET）. However, after addition of the transition metal ions, the chemoscnsor 1-3 exhibits obvious fluorescence enhancement. Moreover, the intensity of the fluorescence emission of chemosensors increases significantly in the presence of Zn^2＋ and Cd^2＋. The fluorescent chemosensors with different polyamine as receptors show diverse affinity abilities to the transition metal ions and signal the receptor-metal ion interaction by the intensity change of fluorescence emission.展开更多
[4Fe-4S]-dependent radical S-adenosylmethionine(SAM)proteins are a superfamily of oxidoreductases that can catalyze a series of challenging transformations using the common 5-d Ado radical intermediate.Although the st...[4Fe-4S]-dependent radical S-adenosylmethionine(SAM)proteins are a superfamily of oxidoreductases that can catalyze a series of challenging transformations using the common 5-d Ado radical intermediate.Although the structures and functions of radical SAM enzymes have been extensively studied,the electronic state-dependent reactions of the[4Fe-4S]clusters in these enzymes are still elusive.Herein we performed QM/MM calculations to elucidate the electronic state-dependent reactivity of the[4Fe-4S]cluster in pyruvate-formate lyase activating enzyme.Our calculations show that the electronic statedependent SAM activation by the[4Fe-4S]clusters in radical SAM enzyme is determined by both the super-exchange and exchange-enhanced reactivities.The super-exchange coupling in the[4Fe-4S]cluster favors the antiferromagnetic coupling between two neighbouring pairs,which results in theα-electron rather than theβ-electron donation from the[4Fe-4S]^(1+)cluster toward the SAM activation.Meanwhile,in the most favorable electronic state for the reductive cleavage of S-C5′,Fe4 would donate itsα-electron to gain the maximum exchange interactions in the Fe4-block.Such super-exchange and exchange-enhanced reactivity could be the general principles for reactivities of[4Fe-4S]cluster in RS enzymes.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.20332020,No.20472079).
文摘A series of fluorescent chemosensors 1-3 were synthesized to detect transition metal ions. At the room temperature, fluorescence intensities of these chemosensors in acetonitrile without transition metal ions were found to be very weak, due to the process of the efficient intramolecular photoinduced electron transfer （PET）. However, after addition of the transition metal ions, the chemoscnsor 1-3 exhibits obvious fluorescence enhancement. Moreover, the intensity of the fluorescence emission of chemosensors increases significantly in the presence of Zn^2＋ and Cd^2＋. The fluorescent chemosensors with different polyamine as receptors show diverse affinity abilities to the transition metal ions and signal the receptor-metal ion interaction by the intensity change of fluorescence emission.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.22073077, No.21933009,and No.21907082)
文摘[4Fe-4S]-dependent radical S-adenosylmethionine(SAM)proteins are a superfamily of oxidoreductases that can catalyze a series of challenging transformations using the common 5-d Ado radical intermediate.Although the structures and functions of radical SAM enzymes have been extensively studied,the electronic state-dependent reactions of the[4Fe-4S]clusters in these enzymes are still elusive.Herein we performed QM/MM calculations to elucidate the electronic state-dependent reactivity of the[4Fe-4S]cluster in pyruvate-formate lyase activating enzyme.Our calculations show that the electronic statedependent SAM activation by the[4Fe-4S]clusters in radical SAM enzyme is determined by both the super-exchange and exchange-enhanced reactivities.The super-exchange coupling in the[4Fe-4S]cluster favors the antiferromagnetic coupling between two neighbouring pairs,which results in theα-electron rather than theβ-electron donation from the[4Fe-4S]^(1+)cluster toward the SAM activation.Meanwhile,in the most favorable electronic state for the reductive cleavage of S-C5′,Fe4 would donate itsα-electron to gain the maximum exchange interactions in the Fe4-block.Such super-exchange and exchange-enhanced reactivity could be the general principles for reactivities of[4Fe-4S]cluster in RS enzymes.
