Protein Information

ID 440
Name Cl 2
Synonyms AMB11; MHC class I NK cell receptor; CD158E1; CD158E1/2; CD158E2; CL 11; CL 2; HLA BW4 specific inhibitory NK cell receptor…

Compound Information

ID 606
Name dithioether
CAS dimethyl disulfide

Reference

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15303163 Brown MD, Hursthouse MB, Levason W, Ratnani R, Reid G: Synthesis, spectroscopic and structural properties of hexavalent molybdenum complexes with thio- and seleno-ether ligands. Dalton Trans. 2004 Aug 21;(16):2487-91. Epub 2004 Jul 21.
The highly unusual Mo (VI) thioether complexes [MoO (2) X (2)(L-L)][space](X = Cl or Br; L-L = MeS (CH (2))(2) SMe or EtS (CH (2))(2) SEt) were obtained by reaction of MoO (2) X (2) with L-L in rigorously anhydrous CH (2) Cl (2) solution. Similar reaction of MoO (2) Cl (2) with the diselenoether MeSe (CH (2))(2) SeMe gives the very reactive [MoO (2) Cl (2)[MeSe (CH (2))(2) SeMe]] as a yellow solid. These compounds are very moisture sensitive and were characterised by IR, diffuse reflectance UV-vis and multinuclear ((1) H, (13) C [(1) H], (77) Se and (95) Mo) NMR spectroscopy. The data are consistent with distorted 6-coordination at Mo (vi) viatrans X ligands, mutually cis oxo groups and a chelating dithio- or diseleno-ether ligand. Variable temperature (1) H and (13) C [(1) H] NMR data indicate fast pyramidal inversion at the coordinated chalcogen atoms occurs at room temperature, but cooling slows this process to reveal resonances consistent with the meso and dl forms. The (95) Mo NMR spectra are single resonances in the region 200-300 ppm, as expected for Mo (vi) complexes, and show inverse dependence of the chemical shifts upon both halide and chalcogen type. Crystal structures of three of the dithioether complexes are described and provide unequivocal evidence for Mo (vi) thioether coordination, confirming chelation of the dithioether through long Mo-S interactions of ca. 2.7 [Angstrom]. Attempts to extend the range of compounds by using other chalcogenoether ligands failed, indicating that to obtain complexes involving these extremely mis-matched metal ligand combinations requires both the favourable 5-membered chelate ring and small terminal alkyl substituents on the chalcogen.
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