functional groups Flashcards

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alkyl groups

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  • Me, Et, Pr,
  • electron donating, hydrophobic
  • interactions; vdW, hydrophobic interactions
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aromatic

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  • rings
  • present in Phe
  • hydrophobic
  • interactions; vdW, hydrophobic itneractions with flat regions, cation-pi interactions
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amide

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  • present in protein backbone, Gln, Asn
  • electron withdrawing (C-connected)
  • electron neutral (N-connected)
  • interactions; HDB, HBA
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esters

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  • electron withdrawing
  • interactions; HBA
  • used in prodrugs
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5
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carboxylic acid/carboxylate anion

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HBA, HBD, salt-bridges with lysine and arginine anion-pi interactions

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6
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carbonyl group in ketons

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  • strongly electron withdrawing
  • interactions; HBA
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7
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carbonyl group in aldehyde

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  • very strongly electron withdrawing
  • reactive as electrophile
  • interactions; HBA, covalent binding in covalent inhibitors (warhead)
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8
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amines

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  • nucleophilic, hydrophilic
  • present in Lys, N-terminus
  • strongly electron donating (by resonance)
  • interactions; HBA, HBD, salt bridges
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quarternary ammonium salts

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  • very hydrophilic
  • strongly electron withdrawing
  • interactions; salt bridges, cation-pi interactions
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10
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guanidine

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  • present Arg
  • strong base, always protonated
  • interactions; slat bridges with carboxylate, sulfonates, phosphonates and hydrogen bonds
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nitrile

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  • polar
  • strongly electron withdrawing
  • interactions; HBA
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ether (alkoxy group)

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  • hydrophobic
  • electron donating (by resonance and induction)
  • interactions; HBA, dipolar interactions
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thiols

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  • nucleophilic
  • hydrophobic
  • present in Cys
  • weakly electron withdrawing
  • interactions; metal binding, almost no HB
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14
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thioethers

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  • hydrophobic
  • present in methionine
  • electron neutral > induction
  • electron donating > resonance
  • interactions; vdW with aromatics (sulfur-pi interactions)
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15
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fluorine

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  • apolar
  • electronegative
  • electron withdrawing
    interactionsl weak HBA, dipolar interactions
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16
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trifluoromethyl

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  • electron withdrawing
  • hydrophobic
    interactions; binding win hydrophobic pockets, C-F, C=O interactions
17
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halogens

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  • hydrophobic
  • electron withdrawing
  • interaction; halogen bonds
18
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hydroxyl group (in alcohol)

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  • weakly nucleophilic
  • hydrophilic
  • present in Thr, Ser
  • electron donating
  • interaction; HBD, 2x HBA, dipole interactions
19
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hydroxy group (in phenols)

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  • weakly nucleophilic
  • hydrophilic
  • electron donating
  • interaction; HBD, HBA, dipole interactions
20
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(hetero)aromatics - electron rich

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  • large, electron rich
  • present in Trp, Tyr
  • interaction; pi-pi interaction, cation-pi interaction
21
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hetero)aromatics - electron poor

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  • large, electron poor
  • present on nucleobases
  • interactions; HBA, pi-pi interactoins, anion-pi interactions