Issue 16, 2011

Biotin-, fluorescein- and ‘clickable’ conjugates of phospha-oseltamivir as probes for the influenza virus which utilize selective binding to the neuraminidase

Abstract

The synthesis of conjugates of phospha-oseltamivir to the well established reporter groups fluorescein and biotin and an approach to multimeric inhibitors is described. We report powerful inhibition of the influenza neuraminidase by these probes and quantify fluorescence quenching during binding of the fluorescein conjugate through titration with the neuraminidase. Thus, we show that they could be useful tools to efficiently inhibit, detect and quantify the virus and the neuraminidase in biological systems.

Graphical abstract: Biotin-, fluorescein- and ‘clickable’ conjugates of phospha-oseltamivir as probes for the influenza virus which utilize selective binding to the neuraminidase

Supplementary files

Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
11 Mar 2011
Accepted
09 Jun 2011
First published
09 Jun 2011

Org. Biomol. Chem., 2011,9, 5625-5629

Biotin-, fluorescein- and ‘clickable’ conjugates of phospha-oseltamivir as probes for the influenza virus which utilize selective binding to the neuraminidase

M. Stanley, S. R. Martin, M. Birge, B. Carbain and H. Streicher, Org. Biomol. Chem., 2011, 9, 5625 DOI: 10.1039/C1OB05384A

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