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*****Glen Research Glen Report***** New Product - A dG Amino-Modifier with improved hybridization characteristicsIn 2006, we introduced Amino-Modifier C6 dG (1) to complete our repertoire of amino-modified base analogs. However, we found that the placement of the linker at the C8 position led to a significant destabilization of the duplex, with the Tm dropping by 3 °C with a single incorporation. While the analog was still functional and did base pair specifically with dC, the drop in the duplex stability meant it was not a transparent substitution for dG in a sequence. While working on an unrelated project investigating base analogs that could be used for Tm leveling (such as N-Ethyl-dC), we found the melting temperature of the C-G base pair to be remarkably insensitive to modifications at the N2 position of dG. For this reason, we decided to place the C6 alkylamine at the N2 position and test the analogue (2) in melting experiments.
As with all the trifluoroacetyl-protected amino-modifiers, we recommend deprotection in AMA to reduce side reactions that can lead to capping of the amine. To maintain conjugation efficiency for amino-modified oligos deprotected in AMA, we recommend desalting the oligo to convert it to a non-nucleophilic salt, such as Na+ or TEAH+, prior to conjugation with NHS esters or equivalents. We are happy to provide this new N2-Amino-Modifier C6 dG to the research community.
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