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2.6. Synthesis of 6,8-di-C-glycosylflavones using 6-C-glucosyl-2- hydroxyflavanone substrates created by OsCGT and CGT enzymes from
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The results of incubating synthetic 2-hydroxyflavanones with UDP-glucose and OsCGT (
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and
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) revealed substrate that can be used to generate
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-glucosyl-2-hydroxyflavanones (
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) that may be themselves substrates for a second glycosylations. In our work to understand the biosynthesis of di-
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-glycosylflavones in the allelopathic root exudates of
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we have demonstrated that the soluble plant enzyme extracts can
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-glucosylate,
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-galactosylate and
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-arabinoslyate the mono-
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to produce di-
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-glycosylflavonones that dehydrate to the respective flavones (
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;
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). We therefore used synthetic 2-hydroxyflavanones that are well accepted by the OsCGT to generate natural and novel
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-glucosyl-2-hydroxyflavanones (
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). By using recombinant OsCGT, these unstable intermediates can be generated in good yields and purity without the need for separation from other flavonoids. The incubation of the substrates with UDP-glucose is expected to give three products (
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), rather than one containing two glucose groups, as the
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enzyme extract is able to isomerise UDP-glucose to UDP-galactose which is subsequently incorporated and after dehydration can be fixed in either the
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6 or
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). The incorporation of UDP-arabinose likewise produces two products (
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-arabinose in either the 6 or 8 position. In all cases, where the correct number of novel products was detected with the correct molecular weight, the fragmentation pattern was subsequently carried out under high cone voltage ESIMS conditions to demonstrate that the products are indeed di-
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-glycosylflavones. In the case of
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). The results of these experiment showed that there was a greater relaxed specificity for
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-arabinosylation. Substrates
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,
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all produced 3 new metabolites when incubated with UDP-glucose and
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root
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protein, deduced to be structures
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,
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and
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by ESIMS mass spectrometry (Supplementary data). In the case of
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produced from
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are shown (
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). The selective ion trace at 621 amus (
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621) which was shown to be the anticipated molecular ion (
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531 and [
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381) and combinations of losses ([
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411 (
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-linked to the apigenin core (
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). This has previously been shown for
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where the three new metabolites produced were characterised through the NMR characterisation of natural standards as the di-
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-glucosylated compound and two
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-galactosylated regioisomers
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,
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and
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(
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). The substrates that were not incorporated were
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and
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which both possess two oxygen atoms in
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positions. The more sterically bulky substrate
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was also not
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-hexosylated. In the case of
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-arabinosylation, however, there was a distinctly lower tolerance for different B-ring functionality with products only generated from substrates
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591 (
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501}, losses of 120 ([
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471 and combinations of losses ([
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