Optimize Your Copper-Catalyzed Click Chemistry with Accelerating Ligands
Copper(I)-catalyzed Azide-Alkyne Click Chemistry (CuAAC) relies on the presence of Copper(I) ions (Cu⁺).
Cu⁺ ions are prone to oxidation which decreases the amount of active Cu⁺ available for reactions and leads to the formation of harmful byproducts which increase cytotoxicity in living cells. Ligands with tertiary amine and triazine groups stabilize Cu⁺ by protecting it from degradation thus boosting the efficiency of CuAAC reactions. In addition, the reduced toxicity improves compatibility with biological systems.
providing options to meet the unique needs of your azide-alkyne cycloaddition reactions: THPTA, BTTAA, BTTES, BTTP, and TBTA. Vector’s reagents are manufactured for exceptional quality, scalability, and reproducibility, with rigorous quality control ensuring dependable performance across a wide range of experimental applications.
Key Properties of Accelerating Ligands:
Property | BTTAA | BTTES | BTTP | THPTA | TBTA |
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Copper Concentration Needed for Reaction Efficiency | Very Low | Low | Low | Moderate | High |
Reaction Kinetics | Very High | High | High | Moderate | Very High |
Biocompatibility | Very High | Very High | High | Moderate | Low |
Cytotoxicity | Very Low | Very Low | Low | Moderate | High |
Stability in Biological Systems | Very High | Very High | High (valued for long-term reactions) | Moderate | Low |
Water Solubility | Moderate | High | Low (mixed solvent compatible) | High | Low |
Organic Solubility | Moderate | Low | Moderate (mixed solvent compatible) | Low | Very High |
Choosing the Best Ligand for Your Application:
Application Type | BTTAA | BTTES | BTTP | THPTA | TBTA |
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In Vivo | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent | Low | Not suitable |
In Vitro | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent | Not suitable |
Aqueous Synthesis | Good | Good | Good | Excellent | Not suitable |
Organic Synthesis | Good | Poor | Good | Poor | Excellent |
Vector Laboratories’ CuAAC accelerating ligands are of CuAAC reactions optimizing reaction efficiency and reducing cytotoxicity across a broad range of applications.