Enantiomerically Pure Tetrahydropyrimidinones in Asymmetric Synthesis: Preparation of a Protected α-Methylasparagine Derivative and Corresponding Dipeptides
摘要:
Methyl ester 5a, available in enantiomerically pure form from the amino acid asparagine via a one-pot cyclization/protection sequence, followed by esterification, can be effectively deprotonated with LDA/DMPU/LiCl. Treatment with Mel affords the corresponding alkylated adduct in enantiomerically pure form, from which alpha-methylaspartic acid is obtained. Variation of the amine protection group allows for the isolation of a protected carboxylic acid/free amine derivative of alpha-methylasparagine. The utility of H-MeAsn-OMe is demonstrated in the formation of dipeptides.
Enantiomerically Pure Tetrahydropyrimidinones in Asymmetric Synthesis: Preparation of a Protected α-Methylasparagine Derivative and Corresponding Dipeptides
摘要:
Methyl ester 5a, available in enantiomerically pure form from the amino acid asparagine via a one-pot cyclization/protection sequence, followed by esterification, can be effectively deprotonated with LDA/DMPU/LiCl. Treatment with Mel affords the corresponding alkylated adduct in enantiomerically pure form, from which alpha-methylaspartic acid is obtained. Variation of the amine protection group allows for the isolation of a protected carboxylic acid/free amine derivative of alpha-methylasparagine. The utility of H-MeAsn-OMe is demonstrated in the formation of dipeptides.
Enantiomerically Pure Tetrahydropyrimidinones in Asymmetric Synthesis: Preparation of a Protected α-Methylasparagine Derivative and Corresponding Dipeptides
作者:Stephanie A. Hopkins、Todd A. Ritsema、Joseph P. Konopelski
DOI:10.1021/jo9909296
日期:1999.10.1
Methyl ester 5a, available in enantiomerically pure form from the amino acid asparagine via a one-pot cyclization/protection sequence, followed by esterification, can be effectively deprotonated with LDA/DMPU/LiCl. Treatment with Mel affords the corresponding alkylated adduct in enantiomerically pure form, from which alpha-methylaspartic acid is obtained. Variation of the amine protection group allows for the isolation of a protected carboxylic acid/free amine derivative of alpha-methylasparagine. The utility of H-MeAsn-OMe is demonstrated in the formation of dipeptides.