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Ruthenium-Catalyzed Azide–Thioalkyne Cycloadditions in Aqueous Media: A Mild, Orthogonal, and Biocompatible Chemical Ligation

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The development of efficient metal-promoted bioorthogonal ligations remains as a major scientific challenge. Demonstrated herein is that azides undergo efficient and regioselective room-temperature annulations with thioalkynes in aqueous milieu when treated with catalytic amounts of a suitable ruthenium complex. The reaction is compatible with different biomolecules, and can be carried out in complex aqueous mixtures such as phosphate buffered saline, cell lysates, fetal bovine serum, and even living bacteria (E. coli). Importantly, the reaction is mutually compatible with the classical CuAAC

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Ruthenium-Catalyzed Azide–Thioalkyne Cycloadditions in Aqueous Media: A Mild, Orthogonal, and Biocompatible Chemical Ligation

Author: Destito, Paolo; Rodríguez Couceiro, José; Faustino, Hélio; López García, Fernando; Mascareñas Cid, José Luis
Publisher: Wiley
Year: 2017
DOI: 10.1002/anie.201705006
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Ge man Edi ion:DOI:10.1002/ange.201705006
Cycloaddi ion In e na ional Edi ion:DOI:10.1002/anie.201705006
Ru henium-Ca alyzed Azide–Thioalkyne Cycloaddi ionsinAqueous
Media:AMild, O hogonal, and Biocompa ible Chemical Liga ion
Paolo Des i o,Jos8R. Coucei o,H8lio Faus ino,Fe nando Llpez,* and Jos8L. Masca eÇas*
Abs ac : The de elopmen o e icien me al-p omo ed bio-
o hogonal liga ions emains as amajo scien i ic challenge.
Demons a ed he ein is ha azides unde go e icien and
egioselec i e oom- empe a u e annula ions wi h hioalkynes
in aqueous milieu when ea ed wi h ca aly ic amoun s o
asui able u henium complex. The eac ion is compa ible wi h
di e en biomolecules,and can be ca ied ou in complex
aqueous mix u es such as phospha e bu e ed saline,cell
lysa es, e al bo ine se um, and e en li ing bac e ia (E. coli).
Impo an ly, he eac ion is mu ually compa ible wi h he
classical CuAAC.
The coppe -ca alyzed azide–alkyne cycloaddi ion (CuAAC),
pa adigm o “click” chemis y,[1] can be conside ed among he
mos ele an chemical ans o ma ions disco e ed in he las
decades,wi h coun less applica ions in many a eas o
science.[2] Thebiological ele ance o his eac ion s ems
om i s obus ness and compa ibili y wi h aqueous media, as
well as om i s good bioo hogonali y.[3] Howe e , he
ans o ma ion s ill p esen s impo an limi a ions.Thus,in
addi ion o being ai ly incompa ible wi h hiols, he eac ion
is essen ially es ic ed o e minal alkynes,aconsequence o
amechanism which equi es he o ma ion o coppe
ace ylide in e media es (Scheme 1a). An impo an addi-
ional d awback has o do wi h he side eac i i y and oxici y
o coppe ions in biological con ex s.[4] Fu he mo e, o each
e icien con e sions in ypically dilu ed biological se ings,
he eac i e coppe (I) species need o be gene a ed in si u
using excess amoun s o acoppe (II) sou ce and sodium
asco ba e,a educ an which is no innocen in biological
con ex s.[5] These issues ha e been pa ially add essed by
using coppe -s abilizing ligands which enhance he biocom-
pa ibili y and kine ic o he eac ions.[6,7] Coppe - ee,s ain-
p omo ed annula ions ha e been shown o be an e icien
al e na i e,[8] howe e , hese eac ions also p esen limi a-
ions associa ed o he side- eac i i y o he eac an s.The e-
o e, he de elopmen o new bioo hogonal and biocompa -
ible eac ions which add ess some o he abo e limi a ions
emains as amajo challenge.[9] In pa icula , he disco e y o
obus and aqueous-compa ible me al-ca alyzed annula ions,
as al e na i es o he CuAAC, ep esen s ahighly appealing
goal.[10]
Se e al azide–alkyne cycloaddi ions using me als o he
han coppe ha e been desc ibed in ecen yea s,[11] bu only
he u henium a ian (RuAAC)[12] has shown ameaning ul
scope (Scheme 1b).[13] In con as o he CuAAC, which
encompasses dinuclea coppe in e media es such as Iand
II,[14] he u henium-p omo ed eac ion in ol es in e media e
species like III,which e ol e in o IV by oxida i e cyclo-
me ala ion, and e en ually o he iazole p oduc s.[15] In
keeping wi h his scena io, he RuAAC, essen ially de eloped
in o ganic sol en s, ole a es disubs i u ed alkynes bu can
p oduce mix u es o egioisome s.P obably, he no ion ha i
is no compa ible wi h wa e and ai a mosphe es has
p ecluded mo e bio ocused in es iga ions.[16,13] Recen da a
sugges ha some u henium complexes can p omo e he
p ocess in wa e , bu he eac ions equi e he mal ac i a ion
and p esen alimi ed scope.[17]
He ein, we demons a e ha ce ain u henium(II) com-
plexes can indeed ca alyze he cycloaddi ion be ween azides
and alkynes in wa e , and a oom empe a u e.Impo an ly,
Scheme 1. Key mechanis ic ea u es o CuAAC and RuAAC.
[*] P. Des i o, D .J.R.Coucei o, D .H.Faus ino,D . F. Lkpez,
P o . J. L. Masca eÇas
Cen o Singula de In es igaciknenQu&mica Biolkxica eMa e iais
Molecula es (CIQUS) and Depa amen o de Qu&mica O g#nica
Uni e sidade de San iago de Compos ela
15782 San iago de Compos ela (Spain)
E-mail: e nando.lop[email p o ec ed]
[email p o ec ed]
D .F.Lkpez
Ins i u o de Qu&mica O g#nica Gene al CSIC
Juan de la Cie a 3, 28006 Mad id (Spain)
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he eac ion is especially e icien when hioalkynes a e used
as eac ion pa ne s (Scheme 1c). Mo eo e , he p ocess is
mu ually compa ible wi h he CuAAC, ole an o di e en
ypes o biomolecules,including hiols,and can be ca ied ou
in ei he phospha e bu e ed saline,cell lysa es,o cell cul u e
media, e en in p esence o li ing bac e ia (E. coli).
A he ou se , we we e inspi ed by a epo o Jia, Sun, and
co-wo ke s on an i idium-p omo ed azide– hioalkyne cyclo-
addi ion.[18] Al hough he me hod was de eloped in anhy-
d ous CH2Cl2,anisola ed example in wa e using benzyl azide
caugh ou a en ion. Un o una ely,when we es ed he
eac ion o he hioalkyne 2a wi h he luo ogenic an h a-
cenyl-azide p obe 1a,[19] heyield o he co esponding
adduc s (3aa/3aa’’)was modes (Table 1, en y 1).[20] Rema k-
ably,w
hen using Cp*Ru(cod)Cl as ac
a alys ,[15a] we obse ed,
a e 24 hou s,asubs an ial o ma ion o he desi ed cyclo-
adduc s wi h excellen egioselec i i y (3aa/3aa’’=19:1, 58%
combined yield, en y 2). This good esul , oge he wi h he
p e iously demons a ed biocompa ibili y o his ype o
u henium complex,[21] p omp ed us o u he explo e he
p ocess.Doubling he equi alen s o 2a led o an excellen
yield o 99%o he desi ed iazoles a e 9hou s o s i ing a
oom empe a u e.Moni o ing he eac ion a di e en imes
con i med he o ma ion o he p oduc s in 78%yield a e
jus 30 minu es,wi h he a e being hen g adually educed
(en y 4).[22] Thepe o mance o [I (cod)Cl]2could no be
imp o ed by using 2equi alen s o hioalkyne,(en y 5). And
o he u henium(II) ca alys s,such as Cp*Ru(PPh3)2Cl,[12]
RuH2(CO)(PPh3)3,[17b] we e no e icien (en ies 6and 7). In
con as , he e ame [Cp*RuCl]4[23] was qui e e ec i e
(en y 8). The eac ion be ween 1a and 2a,could also be
ca ied ou in CH2Cl2.Howe e ,ob aining good yields
equi ed he use o anhyd ous sol en and ine a mosphe es
(en ies 9 s. 10), which is no necessa y in wa e . I looks like
he aqueous sol en is somewha p ecluding he u henium
species om being apidly deac i a ed.[24]
Thecycloaddi ion is also easible using a ypical in e nal
alkyne such as 2b,albei somewha slowe (10%less
con e sion a e 30 min), and i led o a5:1 mix u e o
egioisome s (Table 1, en y 11). O he alkynes such as 2c
we e un eac i e unde iden ical eac ion condi ions
(en y 12). Thehighe eac i i y o he hioalkyne pa ne
was clea ly isible in ac oss-compe i ion expe imen :when
he azide 1a was eac ed wi h a1:1 mix u e o 2a and 2b
(2 equi each), he iazole 3aa,a ising om he cycloaddi-
ion wi h he hioalkyne was exclusi ely obse ed in 98%
yield (en y 13). In e es ingly,NMR analysis o he in e ac-
ion be ween Cp*Ru(cod)Cl and he alkynes (in CD2Cl2)
demons a ed ha while 2a displaces he cod ligand a oom
empe a u e, 2bdoes no induce any change (see Pages S6–S9
o he Suppo ing In o ma ion). Analogous expe imen s
using [Cp*RuCl]4and 2a, e ealed apid o ma ion o
anew complex iden i ied as [Cp*Ru(2a)Cl],whe eas wi h
alkyne 2bno new u henium species could be de ec ed, e en
a e 3hou s.[25] Thus, he good pe o mance o hioalkynes
migh be in pa ela ed o hei abili y o s ongly coo dina e
he Cp*RuCl moie y a oom empe a u e.Addi ionally, he
p esence o he sul u a om should also a o he o ma ion o
he equi ed u henacyclic in e media e o ype IV (Sche-
me 1b).
Wi h hese eac ion condi ions in hand, we analyzed he
scope o he me hod (RuA AC). Despi e he ela i ely poo
wa e solubili y o many o he azides and hioalkynes, he
eac ions p o ed o be gene al a oom empe a u e,and he
co esponding iazoles we e ob ained in good yields and wi h
excellen egioselec i i ies (Table 2). Thus,a yl and alipha ic
subs i uen s ei he a ached o he sul u a om o o he
e minal posi ion o he alkyne we e ole a ed (e.g. 3aa–a ).
Te minal o ime hylsilyl-subs i u ed hioalkynes (2g,2h)
p o ided he co esponding adduc s 3ag and 3ah in good
yields.Impo an ly,no only he an h acenyl and benzyl azide
(1a,1b)pa icipa ed in he p ocess,bu alipha ic azides such
as (2-azidoe hyl)benzene (1c)o 2-azidoe han-1-ol (1d)also
eac ed cleanly o p o ide he co esponding iazoles (3ca,
3ce,3de). p-Tolyl azide eac ed wi h 2a o p o ide 3ea wi h
amode a e 40%yield, a alue ha could be imp o ed up o
61%byusing [Cp*RuCl]4as aca alys . In e es ingly,di e en
ypes o luo opho e-equipped isubs i u ed iazoles could
be gene a ed by ei he using adansyl-based azide (such as in
3 a)o byinco po a ing acouma in moie y,ei he as pa o
he hioalkyne (e.g. 3aj)o o he o ganic azide (3ga and
3ha). Addi ionally, ollowing wo k de eloped by Wase and
co-wo ke s,[26] 2- hioglucose and acys eine-con aining dipep-
ide we e selec i ely hio-alkynyla ed wi h EBX eagen s.
G a i yingly,al hough he low wa e solubili y o he hio-
Table 1: Iden i ica iono eac ion condi ionsinwa e .[a]
En y Ca . (Xmol%) 1a/2Sol .
[h]
Con
[%][b]
3/3’’[b] Yield
[%][b,c]
1[I (cod)Cl]2(2.5) 1:1 H2O24421:0 29
2Cp*Ru(cod)Cl (5) 1:1 H2O246519:1 58
3Cp*Ru(cod)Cl (5) 1:2 H2O999 19:1 99
4Cp*Ru(cod)Cl (5) 1:2 H2O0.5 80 19:1 78
5[I (cod)Cl]2(2.5) 1:2 H2O24361:0 20
6Cp*Ru(PPh3)2Cl(5) 1:2 H2O244723:1 17
7RuH2(CO)(PPh3)3(5) 1:2 H2O240 –0
8[Cp*RuCl]4(1.25) 1:2 H2O249914:1 99
9[d] Cp*Ru(cod)Cl (5) 1:2 CH2Cl229917:1 99
10 Cp*Ru(cod)Cl (5) 1:2 CH2Cl224418:1 37
11[e] Cp*Ru(cod)Cl (5) 1:2 H2O999 5:1 95[e]
12[ ] Cp*Ru(cod)Cl (5) 1:2 H2O2410–<5[ ]
13[g] Cp*Ru(cod)Cl (5) 1:4 H2O499 19:1[h] 98[h]
[a] Unless o he wise no ed, 2a (1–2 equi ),wa e ,and 1a (1 equi ,
75 mm)we e sequen ially added unde ai o a ial con aining he ca alys
( ha had been kep unde N2), and he mix u e was s i ed a RT.
[b] De e mined by 1HNMR spec oscopy o he c ude eac ion mix u e
wi h an in e nal s anda d. [c] Combined yield o 3/3’’.[d] Ca ied ou unde
an ine a mosphe e in anhyd oussol en . [e] Ca ied ou wi h 2b.
P oduc s: 3ab/3ab’’.[ ]Ca ied ou wi h 2c.P oduc s: 3ac/3ac’’.[g] Ca -
ied ou using bo h 2aand 2b(2 equi each). [h] P oduc s: 3aaand 3aa’’.
cod=1,5-cyclooc adiene.
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alkynyla ed p o ec ed dipep ide 2k demanded he use o
small amoun s o acosol en (i.e CH2Cl2,5–10% ol.), i s
eac ion wi h 1a and 1 p oceeded e icien ly, hus a o ding
he desi ed p oduc s 3akand 3 kin good yields.The eac ion
be ween an alkynyla ed hioglucose and 1a ook place
smoo hly in wa e o gi e he iazole 3al in 64%yield.
We nex explo ed he bioo hogonali y o he chemis y
by pe o ming he eac ion in ei he he p esence o di e en
biomolecula addi i es o unde biologically ele an con-
di ions (Table 3). G a i yingly, he RuA ACcould be e i-
cien ly ca ied ou in he p esence o glu a hione (20 old
excess espec o he [Ru];en y 1), di e en aminoacids
(en y 2), and e en in he p esence o a andom minip o ein
(en y 3). Thedesi ed iazole was ob ained in mode a e o
excellen yields and simila egioselec i i ies compa ed o
hose ob ained in pu e wa e (>15:1). The eac ion could also
be ca ied ou in phospha e-bu e ed saline (PBS;en y 4).
Addi ionally, equen ly used cul u e cell media, such as
DMEM, e al bo ine se um (FBS), and Hela cell lysa es a e
also excellen eac ion media, so he iazole 3aa was
ob ained in yields a ying om 77 o 91%, (en ies 5–7).
Analogue eac ions in hese media be ween (2-azidoe hyl)-
benzene (1c)and he hioalkyne 2e ga e good yields o 3ce
(see Table S3).
A his poin , i was o in e es o con as he pe o m-
ances o he RuA ACand CuAACinwa e o es ablish
s eng hs and weaknesses o each me hod. Thus,weca ied
ou pa allel expe imen s using (2-azidoe hyl)benzene (1c;
75 mm), 5mol%o each ca alys , and ei he 2e ( o Ru) o
phenylace ylene ( o Cu). While he u henium-p omo ed
eac ion was signi ican ly as e han he coppe coun e pa ,
when using CuSO4and sodium asco ba e o he la e (60%
s.22% yield, a e 2h), he CuAACbecame as e by
including addi i es such as BTTAA (75%yield a e 2h;see
Table S4). Impo an ly, he CuAAC ailed wi h in e nal
alkynes,including hioalkynes like 2a and, no su p isingly,
i is essen ially inhibi ed in he p esence o hiols like
glu a hione (0%yield a e 24 h). In con as , he RuA AC
wo ks e ec i ely e en in he p esence o a20- old excess o
glu a hione (75%yield), and p o ides he p oduc s wi h bo h
in e nal and e minal hioalkynes (as shown in Table 2). On
he weak side, he e iciency o he RuA ACdec eases upon
dilu ion (16%yield a 250 mm), while he ligand-accele a ed
CuAACp o ided a57% yield unde simila mic omola
condi ions (see Pages S11–S13).
Thelack o eac i i y o in e nal hioalkynes in he
p esence o coppe ca alys s sugges ed ha he CuAACand
he RuA ACcould be mu ually o hogonal.[27] G a i yingly,
he enginee ed diyne 4was quan i a i ely con e ed in o he
bis( iazole) 5,wi hou c oss- eac i i y,bype o ming
aCuAACwi h he dansyl azide 1 ,and subsequen in si u
addi ion o he u henium ca alys and he an h acenyl azide
1a(1 equi wi h espec o hioalkyne;Scheme 2). Conside -
ing he sca ci y o mu ually compa ible bioo hogonal eac-
Table 2: Scope o he RuA AC in wa e a oom empe a u e.[a]
[a] Reac ion condi ions: 2(2 equi ), wa e ,and 1a(1 equi ,75mm)we e
sequen iallyadded unde ai o a ial con aining Cp*Ru(cod)Cl
(5 mol%) which had been kep unde N2.The ial was closed, and he
mix u e s i ed a RT o 15–24 h. Regioselec i i ies (3/3’’)we e >18:1
unless o he wise no ed (de e mined by 1HNMR analysis o he c ude
eac ion mix u es wi h an in e nal s anda d).Yield o isola ed pu e 3,
unless o he wise no ed. Yields o he eac ions ca ied ou in anhyd ous
CH2Cl2unde an ine a mosphe e a e shown wi hin b acke s. [b] Yield o
3de e mined by 1HNMR analysis o he c ude eac ion mix u e wi h an
in e nal s anda d. [c] Co esponds o a18:1mix u e o 3ca/3ca’’.
[d] Ca ied ou wi h [Cp*RuCl]4(1.25 mol%).
Table 3: Analysis o he biocompa ibili y o he me hod.[a]
En y Condi ions[b] Con .[%][c] 3/3’[c] Yield [%][c,d]
1H
2O/glu a hione 80 19:1 60
2H
2O/His +Fmoc-ala 93 18:1 82
3H
2O/Pep ide 39 aa (0.5 mm)9923:1 98
4PBS 99 18:1 97
5cell cul u ed media (DMEM) 99 15:1 84
6 e al bo ine se um (FBS) 88 17:1 77
7cell lysa es (Hela) 99 16:1 91
[a] Reac ion condi ions: 2a (2 equi ) was added o asuspension o
Cp*Ru(cod)Cl (5 mol%), 1a (1 equi ,75mm), and he addi i e, in he
selec ed milieu, and he esul ing mix u e was s i ed o 24 h. [b] The
addi i es in en ies 1–2 a e in 20- old excess wi h espec o he
u henium ca alys . [c] De e mined by 1HNMR analysis o he c ude
eac ion mix u e using an in e nal s anda d. [d] Combined yield o 3aa/
3aa’’.
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ions, he possibili y o using bo h annula ions in andem in
one po is ce ainly p omising.[27]
Finally,and impo an ly,we ound ha he RuA ACcan
also be ca ied in he p esence o bac e ia (E. coli)wi hou
comp omising hei iabili y.The e o e,incuba ion o PBS
con aining Ecoli wi h 1a (1 mm), 2a (2 mm), and Cp*Ru-
(cod)Cl (100 mm)led o a apid inc ease in he luo escence.
A e 24 hou s,cen i uga ion and analysis in apla e eade o
bo h he ex acellula supe na an and he me hanol/wa e
(8:2) ex ac s o he esul ing bac e ia pelle showed acom-
bined inc ease in luo escence o eigh imes wi h espec o
con ols (see Figu e S29). Impo an ly, he luo escence was
mainly concen a ed inside he bac e ia, and he p oduc 3aa
was also de ec ed by HPLC-ESI. Analysis o he op ical
densi y o he bac e ial cul u es e ealed ha nei he he
ca alys no he eac an s a e meaning ully oxic (see
Table S5).
In summa y,weha e disco e ed anew me hodology o
achie e ca aly ic,o hogonal chemical annula ions in wa e ,
a oom empe a u e.The eac ion is p omo ed by speci ic
u henium(II) ca alys s,wo ks e icien ly wi h a a ie y o
azides and hioalkynes,and can be ca ied ou in p esence o
biomolecules (glu a hione,aminoacids,pep ides). The eac-
ion is also e icien in phospha e bu e ed saline,and in
complex biological media such as cell lysa es and e al bo ine
se um, and e en in p esence o li ing bac e ia. Impo an ly,
he eac ion is mu ually compa ible wi h he classical
CuAAC, hus p o iding he op ion o andem bio hogonal
p ocesses.
Acknowledgmen s
This wo k has ecei ed inancial suppo om Spanish g an s
(SAF2016-76689-R and SAF2013-41943-R), he Xun a de
Galicia (2015-CP082 and Cen o Singula de In es igacilnde
Galicia acc edi a ion 2016-2019 ED431G/09), he Eu opean
Union (Eu opean Regional De elopmen Fund -ERDF),
and he ERC (Ad .G an 340055). We also hank he O eo-
Cinqa ne wo k CTQ2016-81797-REDC,and T. Seeda and V.
F aga o p elimina y expe imen s.
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Keywo ds: alkynes ·azides ·chemical liga ions ·
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