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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 16.
Published in final edited form as: ACS Chem Biol. 2016 Jul 11;11(9):2438–2446. doi: 10.1021/acschembio.6b00397

Table 1.

Product summary of CylLS, CylLS–T2A and CylLS–T1S/T2A peptides that were cyclized under different conditions.a

Substrate Modification enzymes A ringb B ring
Dehydration Cyclization thioether stereochemistry thioether stereochemistry
CylLS CylM CylM MeLan LL Lan DL
HalM2 HalM2 MeLan LL Lan DL
CylM
dehydratase
domain
Non-
enzymatically
MeLan LL Lan DL (~ 80%)c
LL (~ 20%)
CylM
dehydratase
domain
CylM cyclase
domain (in
trans)
MeLan LL Lan DL
CylLS-
T2A
CylM CylM MeLan LL Lan DL
HalM2 HalM2 Not
formed
N/Ad Lan NDe
CylM
dehydratase
domain
Non-
enzymatically
Not
formed
N/A Lan ND
CylLS-
T1A/T2A
HalM2 HalM2 Lan LL (major)
DL (minor)
Lan DL
CylM
dehydratase
domain
Non-
enzymatically
Lan DL (major)
LL (minor)
Lan DL
a

Ring topologies of the final products were deduced form MS/MS fragmentation patterns, whereas configurations of (Me)Lan rings were assigned using GC-MS.

b

Under all tested conditions, CylLS and its variants cyclized with the same ring topology as that found in the natural cytolysin S.

c

Ratio of products was estimated based on integration of the LC trace.

d

N/A: not applicable.

e

ND: not determined.