Orthogonal end labelling of oligonucleotides via dual incorporation of Click reactive NTP analogues

Schönegger ES, Crisp A, Radukic M, Burmester J, Frischmuth T, Carell T (2023)
ChemBioChem : e202300701.

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Schönegger, Eva S; Crisp, Antony; Radukic, MarcoUniBi; Burmester, Jonas; Frischmuth, Thomas; Carell, Thomas
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Post-synthetic modification of nucleic acid structures with clickable-functionality is a versatile tool that facilities many emerging applications, including immune evasion, enhancements in stability, fluorescent labelling, chemical 5'-RNA-capping and development of functional aptamers. While certain chemoenzymatic approaches for 3'-azido and alkynyl-labelling are known, equivalent 5'-strategies are either inefficient, complex, or require harsh chemical conditions. Here, we present a modular and facile technology to consecutively modify DNA and RNA strands at both ends with click-modifiable functional groups. Our approach using gamma-modified ATP analogues facilitates T4 PNK catalysed 5'-modification of oligonucleotides, a process which is compatible with TdT-catalysed 3'-elongation using 3'-Azido-2',3'-ddGTP. Finally, we demonstrate that our approach is suitable for both oligo-oligo ligations, as well ssDNA-circularization. We anticipate that such approaches will pave the way for the synthesis of highly functionalized oligonucleotides, improving the therapeutic and diagnostic applicability of oligonucleotides such as in the realm of next-generation-sequencing. © 2023 Wiley-VCH GmbH.
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2023
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ChemBioChem
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e202300701
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1439-7633
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Schönegger ES, Crisp A, Radukic M, Burmester J, Frischmuth T, Carell T. Orthogonal end labelling of oligonucleotides via dual incorporation of Click reactive NTP analogues. ChemBioChem . 2023: e202300701.
Schönegger, E. S., Crisp, A., Radukic, M., Burmester, J., Frischmuth, T., & Carell, T. (2023). Orthogonal end labelling of oligonucleotides via dual incorporation of Click reactive NTP analogues. ChemBioChem , e202300701. https://doi.org/10.1002/cbic.202300701
Schönegger, Eva S, Crisp, Antony, Radukic, Marco, Burmester, Jonas, Frischmuth, Thomas, and Carell, Thomas. 2023. “Orthogonal end labelling of oligonucleotides via dual incorporation of Click reactive NTP analogues”. ChemBioChem : e202300701.
Schönegger, E. S., Crisp, A., Radukic, M., Burmester, J., Frischmuth, T., and Carell, T. (2023). Orthogonal end labelling of oligonucleotides via dual incorporation of Click reactive NTP analogues. ChemBioChem :e202300701.
Schönegger, E.S., et al., 2023. Orthogonal end labelling of oligonucleotides via dual incorporation of Click reactive NTP analogues. ChemBioChem , : e202300701.
E.S. Schönegger, et al., “Orthogonal end labelling of oligonucleotides via dual incorporation of Click reactive NTP analogues”, ChemBioChem , 2023, : e202300701.
Schönegger, E.S., Crisp, A., Radukic, M., Burmester, J., Frischmuth, T., Carell, T.: Orthogonal end labelling of oligonucleotides via dual incorporation of Click reactive NTP analogues. ChemBioChem . : e202300701 (2023).
Schönegger, Eva S, Crisp, Antony, Radukic, Marco, Burmester, Jonas, Frischmuth, Thomas, and Carell, Thomas. “Orthogonal end labelling of oligonucleotides via dual incorporation of Click reactive NTP analogues”. ChemBioChem (2023): e202300701.
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