Light-induced cleavage of model phenylalanine conjugates based on coumarins and quinolones
摘要:
In order to evaluate the application of quinolone as a new photocleavable protecting group, in comparison with coumarin, a series of model phenylalanine conjugates were prepared by reaction with chloromethylated O and N heterocycles. The photophysical properties of the resulting ester conjugates were evaluated as well as the photosensitivity under irradiation at 250, 300, 350, and 419 nm. The results obtained showed that the quinolone conjugates were readily photolysed, with complete release of the amino acid in short irradiation times and could be considered a new addition to the family of photocleavable protecting groups for the carboxylic acid function of amino acids.
Thionated coumarins and quinolones in the light triggered release of a model amino acid: synthesis and photolysis studies
作者:Andrea S.C. Fonseca、Ana M.S. Soares、M. Sameiro T. Gonçalves、Susana P.G. Costa
DOI:10.1016/j.tet.2012.07.021
日期:2012.9
Model amino acidester conjugates bearing heterocycles with a thiocarbonyl group (thiocoumarins and thioquinolones) were prepared by a thionation reaction of the corresponding carbonyl precursors, with the aim of obtaining conjugates with higher photosensitivity at longer wavelengths. Photolysis studies were carried out under irradiation at different wavelengths in a photochemical reactor (250, 300
Light-induced cleavage of model phenylalanine conjugates based on coumarins and quinolones
作者:Andrea S. C. Fonseca、M. Sameiro T. Gonçalves、Susana P. G. Costa
DOI:10.1007/s00726-010-0492-8
日期:2010.8
In order to evaluate the application of quinolone as a new photocleavable protecting group, in comparison with coumarin, a series of model phenylalanine conjugates were prepared by reaction with chloromethylated O and N heterocycles. The photophysical properties of the resulting ester conjugates were evaluated as well as the photosensitivity under irradiation at 250, 300, 350, and 419 nm. The results obtained showed that the quinolone conjugates were readily photolysed, with complete release of the amino acid in short irradiation times and could be considered a new addition to the family of photocleavable protecting groups for the carboxylic acid function of amino acids.