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2'-OMe-A (Bz) CPG Column

2'-OMe-A (Bz) CPG Column

CPG column for the incorporation of a 2'-O-methyl modified ribo-A nucleobase at the 3' end of an oligonucleotide.

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  • CPG has long-chain alkylamino succinyl linker.
  • Available in various column formats.
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Synthetic oligonucleotides, just like their natural counterparts, are prone to degradation once introduced into a cell. This degradation is due to the presence of exo and endonuclease enzymes, as well as inherent chemical instability (particularly for RNA). Under cellular conditions, this leads to fast in vivo degradation of oligos and a short half-life. (1) To reduce or eliminate this susceptibility, nuclease-resistant modifications can be introduced into oligonucleotides. For antisense or RNAi applications, incorporation of modifications conferring nuclease resistance is essential and such modifications are used routinely. There are a number of ways to introduce nuclease resistance into a synthetic oligonucleotide. 

Most commonly, the substitution of 2'-OMe bases at some or all positions of an oligo is used as the preferred route to inducing nuclease resistance.(2) Since the nuclease resistance conferred by 2'-OMe lies between that of unmodified nucleosides (no resistance) and phosphorothiolation (highly resistant), extensive/complete 2'-O-methylation is frequently chosen when a high level of nuclease resistance is required. 2'-O-methylation also confers the desirable property of higher binding affinity (that is, higher duplex Tm) to the oligo for its target. For these reasons, 2'-OMe nucleosides are extensively used in siRNA and aptamer applications.

2'-O-Methyloligoribonucleotides are extremely useful reagents for a variety of molecular biology applications. The 2'-OMe RNA-RNA duplex is more thermally stable than the corresponding DNA-RNA one.(3) In addition, 2'-OMe-RNA is chemically more stable than either DNA or RNA and is resistant to degradation by RNA- or DNA-specific nucleases.(4) It is worth noting though that duplexes formed between oligos having 2'-OMe bases at all positions and RNA are incapable of RNase H activity, thus making them ineffective in RNaseH dependent antisense applications,(5) although they can suppress gene expression by blocking the mRNA translation process via steric hindrance.(6)

We provide a range of 2'-OMe CPGs with a variety of pore sizes and linkers consistent with our unmodified DNA and RNA CPG products. The protecting group strategies are compatible with the usual DNA and RNA chemistries. Note that the 2'-OMe group in itself is not a 2'-OH protecting group strategy; the 2'-OMe group cannot be cleaved under RNA synthesis and deprotection conditions.

Ref:

  1. Rate of degradation of {alpha} and {beta}-oligodeoxynucleotides in Xenopus oocytes. Implications for anti-messenger strategies, C. Cazenave, M. Chevrier, T.T. Nguyen and C. Helene, Nucleic Acids Research, 15, 10507- 10521, 1987.
  2. (a) Evaluation of 2'-Modified Oligonucleotides Containing 2'-Deoxy Gaps as Antisense Inhibitors of Gene Expression, B.P. Monia, E.A. Lesnik, C. Gonzalez, W.F. Lima, D. McGee, C.J. Guinosso, A.M. Kawasaki, P.D. Cook and S.M. Frier, J. Biol. Chem., 268, 14514-14522, 1993; (b) Nuclease Resistance and Antisense Activity of Modified Oligonucleotides Targeted to Ha-ras, B.P. Monia, J.F. Johnston, H. Sasmor and L.L. Cummins, J. Biol. Chem., 271, 14533-14540, 1996.
  3. Synthesis and hybridization studies on two complementary nona(2'-O-methyl)ribonucleotides, H. Inoue, Y. Hayase, A. Imura, S. Iwai, K. Miura, and E. Ohtsuka, Nucleic Acids Research, 15, 6131-6148, 1987.
  4. Highly efficient chemical synthesis of 2'-O-methyloligoribonucleotides and tetrabiotinylated derivatives; novel probes that are resistant to degradation by RNA or DNA specific nucleases, B.S. Sproat, A.I. Lamond, B. Beijer, P. Neuner and U. Ryder, Nucleic Acids Research, 17, 3373-3386, 1989.
  5. Sequence-dependent hydrolysis of RNA using modified oligonucleotide splints and RNase H, H. Inoue, Y. Hayase, S. Iwai and E. Ohtsuka, FEBS Lett., 215, 327-330, 1987.
  6. Antisense technologies. Improvement through novel chemical modifications, J. Kurreck, Eur. J. Biochem., 270, 1628-1644, 2003.
Synthesizer
Column
Type/Description
Notes
MerMade 6,12
MerMade, syringe (all scales)
Pipette type column
A MerMade column is also known as a Supercolumn
MerMade 4, 48X, 96E, 192E, 192X
MerMade, Syringe (up to 1.3 mL)
Pipette type column
A MerMade column is also known as a Supercolumn
ABI 384 / 394
Luer
Barrel column with luer fitting at either end
Also known as ALL-FIT or Standard
Expedite 8909
Luer
Barrel column with luer fitting at either end
Also known as ALL-FIT or Standard
ABI3900
MerMade
Pipette type column
A MerMade column is also known as a Supercolumn
K&A H4, H8, H8SE, H2, H32, H64
Luer
Barrel column with luer fitting at either end
Also known as ALL-FIT or Standard
K&A S4CL/S8CL
Luer
  Barrel column with luer fitting at either end 
 Also known as Standard. For this instrument, we recommend the Luer (Standard) column as the ALL-FIT columns have a wider barrel.
Dr Oligo 48
MerMade
Pipette type column
A MerMade column is also known as a Supercolumn
 Dr Oligo 192XLc, 768XLc just plates 
 MerMade, Syringe (up to 1.3 mL) 
Pipette type column
A MerMade column is also known as a Supercolumn
 OligoMaker X12, 48, 192, X192, X96 
MerMade, Syringe (up to 1.3 mL)
Pipette type column
A MerMade column is also known as a Supercolumn

Applicable Products

LK2041 2'-OMe-Bz-A-CE Phosphoramidite
LK2042 2'-OMe-Bz-C-CE Phosphoramidite
LK2043 2'-OMe-Ac-C-CE Phosphoramidite
LK2044 2'-OMe-dmf-G-CE Phosphoramidite
LK2045 2'-OMe-U-CE Phosphoramidite
LK2083 2'-OMe-Pac-A-CE Phosphoramidite
LK2084 2'-OMe-iPr-Pac-G-CE Phosphoramidite
LK2310 2'-OMe-U-SynBase™ CPG 1000/110
LK2311 2'-OMe-dmf-G-SynBase™ CPG 1000/110
LK2312 2'-OMe-Bz-A-SynBase™ CPG 1000/110
LK2313 2'-OMe-Bz-C-SynBase™ CPG 1000/110
LK2314 2'-OMe-Ac-C-SynBase™ CPG 1000/110

Physical & Dilution Data

Dilution volumes (in ml) are for 0.1M solutions in dry acetonitrile (LK4050). Adjust accordingly for other concentrations. For µmol pack sizes, products should be diluted as 100µmol/ml to achieve 0.1M, regardless of molecular weight.

Item

Mol. Formula

Mol. Wt.

Unit Wt.

250mg

500mg

1g

LK2041 C48H54N7O8P 887.97 343.24 2.82 5.63 11.26
LK2042 C47H54N5O9P 863.95 319.21 2.89 5.79 11.57
LK2043 C42H52N5O9P 801.88 319.21 3.12 6.24 12.47
LK2044 C44H56N8O8P 855.95 359.24 2.92 5.84 11.68
LK2045 C40H49N4O9P 760.82 320.20 3.29 6.57 13.14
LK2083 C49H56N7O9P 917.99 343.24 2.72 5.45 10.89
LK2084 C52H62N7O10P 976.07 359.24 2.56 5.12 10.25
LK2310 - - 320.20 - - -
LK2311 - - 359.24 - - -
LK2312 - - 343.24 - - -
LK2313 - - 319.21 - - -
LK2314 - - 319.21 - - -

Coupling

To optimise efficiency a 6min coupling time is recommended for the phosphoramidites. Use of the supports does not require any change to the synthesis cycle.

Cleavage & Deprotection

Standard oligonucleotide deprotection conditions can be applied when deprotecting an oligo synthesised using these products.

Ac-C (LK2043) must be used when employing AMA deprotection (10min at 65°C). UltraMILD deprotection can be used with Pac-A (LK2083), iPr-Pac-G (LK2084) and LK2043. Bz-C (LK2042 or LK2313) cannot be used with AMA deprotections.

Storage & Stability

All products are stored refrigerated at 2 to 8˚C. Stability in solution is 3-5 days.

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