전단원 요약정리
Soonchunhyang University
Department of Chemical Engineering Prof. Jungkyun Im
순천향대 나노화학공학과
임 정 균 교수
생유기화학
(Bioorganic Chemistry)
Free-Radical Chain-Growth Polymerization
In CH2 CH X
In CH2 CH X Initiation:
Propagation: In CH2 CH X
CH2 CHX
In CH2CH CH2 CH
X X
CH2 CHX
etc.
Termination: HC X
+ CH
X (radical coupling) HC
X CH X
C H2 HC
X
+ CH X
CH2
disproportionation
CH2 + CH X C
X
CH
Chain Transfer (Hydrogen Abstraction)
HC X
+ C
X H
C H2
X
+ C
X Synthetic Polymer
Cationic Chain-Growth Polymerization
and so on R+ + H2C CH
X
CH2
R CH
X +
C H2 CH
X
Anionic Chain-Growth Polymerization
and so on R– + H2C CH
X
CH2
R CH
X
–
C H2 CH
X
Step-Growth Polymerization (illustrated for polyesters)
HO C O
C O
OH
O H2 –
HO O C
O
C O
OH from diol from diacid
(two units) +
HO OH
HO O C
O
C O
OH
HO C O
C O
OH or
HO OH
four units three units
Synthetic Polymer
Saponification of a Triglyceride
C
H2 O C R O
C
H O C R O
C
H2 O C R O
+ 3 NaOH
C H2 O
C
H O
C H2 O
+ 3 Na+ O C R O
–
H H H
Hydrogenation of a Triglyceride (Hardening)
C
H2 O C O
C
H O C
O
C
H2 O C O
CH2
( )nCH CH CH( 2)mCH3
CH2
( )nCH CH CH( 2)mCH3
CH2
( )nCH CH CH( 2)mCH3
H2 3 Ni, heat
C
H2 O C O
C
H O C
O
C
H2 O C O
CH2
( )nCH2CH2(CH2)mCH3
CH2
( )nCH2CH2(CH2)mCH3
CH2
( )nCH2CH2(CH2)mCH3
Lipid and detergent
Hydrogenolysis of a Triglyceride
H2 6
zinc chromite C
H2 O C O
C
H O C
O
C
H2 O C O
R
R
R
C H2 O
C
H O
C H2 O
+ HOH2C R H
H H
1.
Know the meaning of: triglyceride, fatty acid, fat, oil, hardening of a vegetable oil, hydrogenolysis, soap, saponification.
2.
Know the structures and common names of the acids listed in Table 15.1.
3.
Given the name of a glyceride, write its structure.
4.
Given the name or structure of a carboxylic acid, write the formula for the corresponding glyceride.
요점 사항 Lipid and detergent
CH2 HO
CH OH CH
CH CH
CH O HO
O
H OH
acyclic (aldehyde)
CH2 HO
CH O CH
CH CH CH HO
O
H OH
cyclic (hemiacetal) OH
anomeric carbon
CH O CHOH) CH2OH
( n
aldose
H2O Br2,
or
Ag+or Cu2+
CO CHOH) CH2OH
( n
aldonic acid
2H
CH O CHOH) CH2OH
( n
aldose
HNO3 CO CHOH)
( n
aldaric acid
2H
CO2H Acyclic ad Cyclic Equilibration
Oxidaton
polysaccharide
H3O+oligosaccharide
H3O+monosaccharide
Hydrolysis
Carbohydrate
Reduction
CH O CHOH) CH2OH
( n
aldose
H2, catalyst
or CHOH)
CH2OH
( n
alditol NaBH4
CH2OH
Esterification and Etherification
Ac2O OH
H OH
H H
OH H
HO OH2C H
O
Ac = CH3C O
OAc
H OAc
H H
H AcO
OH2C Ac
O OAc
OH
H OH
H H
OH H
HO OH2C H
O NaOH,(CH3)2SO4
or CH3 I, Ag2O
O
H O
H H
O H OH2C
O CH3O
CH3
CH3
CH3 CH3
Formation of Glycosides
OH
H OH
H H
OH H
HO OH2C H
O
H+ ROH
OH
H OH
H H
OR H
HO OH2C H
O
+ H2O
Carbohydrate
H
C CO2H NH3 + R
HO–
H+
H C CO2 NH3 +
R –
HO–
H+
H C CO2 NH2
R –
dipolar ion
H C CO2 NH3
R –
+
+ R'OH + H+
H
C CO2 R' NH3 +
R + H2O
O H2 H
C CO2 NH3
R –
+
+ R' C Cl O
HO– 2
C R'
O NH H C CO2
R –
+ 2 + Cl– Dissociation of Amino Acids
Esterification
Acylation
Ninhydrin Reaction
N O
O OH
OH +
H C CO2 NH3
R –
+ 2
O
O
O
O
+ RCHO + CO2 + 3H2O + H+
–
Amino acid, peptide, protein
H
C CO2 NH2
R H
base
H
C CO2 NH
R H
NO2
NO2
+ F– F
NO2
NO2
+
N C S + H2N H C R
C O
N H
N H
C S
N H
C R H
C O
N
H H2O
HCl
S
O N
NH
C H
R
+ H2N
= peptide chain Sanger’s Reagent
Edman Degradation
Amino acid, peptide, protein
(CH3)3CO C O O
C O
OC(CH3)3 + H3N R C H
1
CO2– base
di- t -butyl dicarbonate
(CH3)3CO C O
NH R C H
1
CO2–
BOC or P
P NH
R C H
1
CO2
– + Cl CH2
뺺l–
P NH
R C H
1
C O
O CH2
= polymer
(CH3)3CO C O
NH R C H
1
C O
O CH2
HCl
CH3CO2H
N H2
R C H
1
C O
O CH2 + CO2 + (CH3)2C CH2 Peptide Synthesis
a. N-protection:
b. Polymer attachment:
c. Deprotection (removal of the protecting group):
Amino acid, peptide, protein
H O
H H
O
O P O
O
–O
N
H
Base H2O enzyme
H O
O
N
H
Base
H O
H O
O
N
H
Base H2O
H
HO– O
P O
–O
–
nucleotide
DNA segment
H O
H O
N
H
Base HO
nucleoside
H H O
H O
H HO
2-deoxy-D-ribose H O
+ HN-Base
H2O H+
heterocyclic base
Hydrolysis of Nucleic Acids
Nucleic acid
1. Know the meaning of: nucleic acid, nucleotide, nucleoside.
2. Know the structures of: cytosine, thymine, adenine, guanine, uracil, 2-deoxy-D-ribose, D-ribose.
3. Know the meaning of: DNA, RNA, N-glycoside, pyrimidine base, purine base.
4. Given the name, draw the structure of a specific nucleoside.
5. Write an equation for the hydrolysis of a specific nucleoside by aqueous acid. Write the steps in the reaction mechanism.
6. Given the name, draw the structure of a specific nucleotide.
7. Write an equation for the hydrolysis of a specific nucleotide by aqueous base.
8. Draw the structure of an N-glycoside and an O-glycoside.
9. Given the name or abbreviation for a DNA or RNA nucleotide or nucleoside, draw its structure.
10. Draw the primary structure of a segment of an RNA or DNA chain.
11. Explain why only pyrimidine-purine base pairing is permissible in the double helix structure.
12. Describe the main features of the secondary structure of DNA.
13. Explain, with the aid of structures, the role of hydrogen bonding in nucleic acid structures.
14. Describe the main features of DNA replication.
15. Given the base sequence in one strand of a DNA molecule, write the base sequence in the other strand, or in the derived mRNA. Conversely, given a base sequence for mRNA, write the base sequence in one strand of the corresponding DNA.
16. Given a synthetic polyribonucleotide and the peptide sequence in the resulting polypeptide, deduce the codons for the amino acids.
17. Describe the main features of protein biosynthesis.
18. Explain the different functions of messenger, ribosomal, and transfer RNA.
19. Know the meaning of: codon, anticodon, genetic code, transcription, polymerase chain reaction.
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