Homochiral oligopeptides by chiral amplification: interpretation of experimental data with a copolymerization model

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Publication Date 2012-01-12
DOI 10.1039/C2CP22813K
Impact Factor 3.676
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Celia Blanco, David Hochberg


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Abstract

We present a differential rate equation model of chiral polymerization based on a simple copolymerization scheme in which the enantiomers are added to, or removed from, the homochiral or heterochiral chains (reversible stepwise isodesmic growth or dissociation). The model is set up for closed systems and takes into account the corresponding thermodynamic constraints implied by the reversible monomer attachments, while obeying a constant mass constraint. In its simplest form, the model depends on a single variable rate constant, the maximum chain length N, and the initial concentrations. We have fit the model to the experimental data from the Rehovot group on lattice-controlled chiral amplification of oligopeptides. We find in all the chemical systems employed, except for one, that the model fits the measured relative abundances of the oligopeptides with higher degrees of correlation than from a purely random polymerization process.

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