Dual-Resolving of Lipid Positional and Geometric Isomers of C=C Bonds via Bifunctional Photocycloaddition-Photoisomerization Reaction System and Mass Spectrometry
Feng, G.; Gao, M.; Wang, L.; Chen, J.; Hou, M.; Wan, Q.; Lin, Y.; Xu, G.; Qi, X.; Chen, S.
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The biological functions of lipids largely depend on their chemical structures. The position and configuration of C=C bonds are two of the essential attributes that determine the structures of unsaturated lipids. However, simultaneous identification of both attributes remains challenging. Here, we developed a bifunctional visible-light-activated photocycloaddition-photoisomerization reaction system, which enabled the dual-resolving of the positional and geometric isomerism of C=C bonds in lipids when combined with liquid chromatographic mass spectrometry. The dual-pathway reaction mechanism was demonstrated by experiments and density functional theory calculations. Based on this bifunctional reaction system, a workflow of deep structural lipidomics was established, and allowed the revealing of unique patterns of cis-trans-isomers in bacteria, as well as the tracking of C=C positional isomers changes in mouse brain ischemia. This study not only offers a powerful tool for deep lipid structural biology, but also provides a new paradigm for developing the multifunctional visible-light-induced reaction.
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