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Benzoquinoquinoxaline

(Synonyms: BQQ) 目录号 : GC68348

Benzoquinoquinoxaline (BQQ) 是一种具有氨基烷基侧链的杂环化合物。Benzoquinoquinoxaline 优先结合到 DNA 三重结构,插入碱基之间,稳定三重构象。Benzoquinoquinoxaline 与 1,10-phenanthroline 的复合物特异性地结合并在形成三重结构的位点上切割双链 DNA。

Benzoquinoquinoxaline Chemical Structure

Cas No.:207671-99-6

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Benzoquinoquinoxaline (BQQ) is a heterocyclic compound with an aminoalkyl side chain. Benzoquinoquinoxaline preferentially binds to DNA triplex structures, intercalates between the bases, thus, stabilising the triplex conformation. Conjugation of Benzoquinoquinoxaline to 1,10-phenanthroline specifically binds and cleaves double strand DNA at the site of formation of a triplex structure[1].

[1]. Umek T, et al. Oligonucleotide Binding to Non-B-DNA in MYC. Molecules. 2019 Mar 12;24(5):1000.

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别名 BQQ
分子式 C23H21N5O 分子量 383.45
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Benzoquinoquinoxaline derivatives stabilize and cleave H-DNA and repress transcription downstream of a triplex-forming sequence

J Mol Biol 2005 Aug 26;351(4):776-83.PMID:16045927DOI:10.1016/j.jmb.2005.03.044.

Oligopyrimidine*oligopurine sequences with potential to form intramolecular triple helix structures (H-DNA) have been found mainly in high eukaryote genomes. However, the natural occurrence and function of H-DNA remains elusive largely because we lack appropriate reagents to demonstrate the formation of these structures in cells. We examined whether a triple-helix specific stabilizing compound, Benzoquinoquinoxaline (BQQ), and its 1,10-phenanthroline derivative can be efficiently utilized to study the formation and stabilization of an intramolecular triple-helical DNA structure in growing Escherichia coli cells and in vitro. Cell uptake of BQQ was confirmed by fluorescence microscopy. A plasmid carrying an H-DNA forming sequence upstream of a reporter gene was used to assess the effects of H-DNA formation and stabilization in growing cells. The presence of the H-DNA forming sequence dramatically repressed beta-lactamase expression, and sub-growth-inhibitory doses of BQQ caused a further 40% reduction. Most importantly, repression was dependent on the triple-helix forming sequence and correlated with the addition of BQQ. As the abundance of the H-DNA forming plasmid was not affected by the addition of BQQ, the dose-dependent reduction at the protein level observed here is likely caused by repression of transcription. Finally, the triple-helix specific interaction of BQQ with the target DNA sequence was demonstrated using a triple-helix directed cleavage assay by BQQ-1,10-phenanthroline conjugate in vitro.

Structure-specific recognition of Friedreich's ataxia (GAA)n repeats by Benzoquinoquinoxaline derivatives

Chembiochem 2009 Nov 2;10(16):2629-37.PMID:19746387DOI:10.1002/cbic.200900263.

Expansion of GAA triplet repeats in intron 1 of the FXN gene reduces frataxin expression and causes Friedreich's ataxia. (GAA)n repeats form non-B-DNA structures, including triple helix H-DNA and higher-order structures (sticky DNA). In the proposed mechanisms of frataxin gene silencing, central unanswered questions involve the characterization of non-B-DNA structure(s) that are strongly suggested to play a role in frataxin expression. Here we examined (GAA)n binding by triplex-stabilizing Benzoquinoquinoxaline (BQQ) and the corresponding triplex-DNA-cleaving BQQ-1,10-phenanthroline (BQQ-OP) compounds. We also examined the ability of these compounds to act as structural probes for H-DNA formation within higher-order structures at pathological frataxin sequences in plasmids. DNA-complex-formation analyses with a gel-mobility-shift assay and sequence-specific probing of H-DNA-forming (GAA)n sequences by single-strand oligonucleotides and triplex-directed cleavage demonstrated that a parallel pyrimidine (rather than purine) triplex is the more stable motif formed at (GAA)n repeats under physiologically relevant conditions.

Structural Insights into Human Adenovirus Type 4 Virus-Associated RNA I

Int J Mol Sci 2022 Mar 13;23(6):3103.PMID:35328524DOI:10.3390/ijms23063103.

RNA molecules can adopt specific RNA triplex structures to execute critical biological functions. Human adenoviruses (HAdVs) are abundant pathogens encoding the essential, noncoding virus-associated RNA I (VA RNAI). Here, we employ a triplex-specific probing assay, based on the intercalating and cleaving agent Benzoquinoquinoxaline 1, 10-phenanthroline (BQQ-OP), to unravel a potential RNA triplex formation in VA RNAI. The BQQ-OP cleavage of the pathogenic HAdV type 4 (HAdV-4) VA RNAI indicates that a potential triplex is formed involving the highly conserved stem 4 of the central domain and side stem 7. Further, the integrity of the HAdV-4 VA RNAI side stem 7 contributes to a potential triplex formation in vitro and virus growth in vivo. Collectively, we propose that the HAdV-4 VA RNAI can potentially form a biologically relevant triplex structure.

Optimization of triple-helix-directed DNA cleavage by benzoquinoquinoxaline-ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid conjugates

Chembiochem 2003 Sep 5;4(9):856-62.PMID:12964160DOI:10.1002/cbic.200300621.

The formation of triple-helical structures of DNA is based on sequence-specific recognition of oligopyrimidine.oligopurine stretches of double-helical DNA. Triple-helical structures can be stabilized by DNA-binding ligands. Benzoquinoquinoxaline (BQQ) derivatives are among the most potent intercalating-type agents known to stabilize DNA triple-helical structures. We previously reported the conversion of BQQ into a triplex-directed DNA cleaving agent, namely BQQ-ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA), by coupling of 6-(3-aminopropylamino)BQQ to a suitable ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid derivative, and we demonstrated the ability of this conjugate to cause double-stranded cleavage of DNA at the triplex site. However, this prototype derivative BQQ-EDTA conjugate showed lower affinity towards triplex DNA than BQQ itself. In the light of this observation, and guided by molecular modeling studies, we synthesized a second generation of BQQ-EDTA conjugates based on 6-[bis(2-aminoethyl)amino]- and 6-(3,3'-diamino-N-methyldipropylamino)-BQQ derivatives. We confirmed by DNA melting experiments that the new conjugates displayed an increased specific affinity towards triple helices when compared to the previously synthesized BQQ-EDTA. In addition, the efficiency of these new agents in triplex-specific binding and cleavage was demonstrated by triplex-directed double-stranded cleavage of plasmid DNA.

Cooperative recognition of a repetitive sequence through consecutive formation of triplex and duplex structures

Nucleosides Nucleotides Nucleic Acids 2020;39(1-3):97-108.PMID:31638471DOI:10.1080/15257770.2019.1679833.

Cooperative recognition of a repetitive sequence was performed with a short single DNA strand consisting of duplex- and triplex-forming regions modified with a ligand (Benzoquinoquinoxaline) to stabilize a triplex structure. The former region was complementary with one unit of a repetitive sequence and the latter had a sequence that can bind with a cognate duplex formed by another DNA molecule bound on an adjacent site. The DNA binding to one unit of the repetitive sequence is expected to facilitate the second binding to an adjacent unit through cooperative triplex formation. The cooperativity was confirmed by evaluation of thermal stabilities of the complexes with a series of model repetitive sequences.