A Modular Synthetic Approach toward Exhaustively Stereodiversified Ligand Libraries
摘要:
This report describes a modular approach to the synthesis of stereodiversified natural product like libraries. Monomers 2 and 3 were coupled in parallel by silyl tethered olefin metathesis to generate all 16 stereoisomers of cis-enediols 1. All 16 stereoisomers were incorporated into chimerae having flanking peptidic segments. These chimerae exhibited a broad range of hydrophobicities, raising the possibility that stereochemical variation might be used to tune the pharmacologic properties of small molecules.
A Modular Synthetic Approach toward Exhaustively Stereodiversified Ligand Libraries
摘要:
This report describes a modular approach to the synthesis of stereodiversified natural product like libraries. Monomers 2 and 3 were coupled in parallel by silyl tethered olefin metathesis to generate all 16 stereoisomers of cis-enediols 1. All 16 stereoisomers were incorporated into chimerae having flanking peptidic segments. These chimerae exhibited a broad range of hydrophobicities, raising the possibility that stereochemical variation might be used to tune the pharmacologic properties of small molecules.
Syn-and anti-methyl 2-substituted 3-hydroxy-4-pentenoates were efficiently resolved in lipase-catalyzed transesterification. This protocol was successfully applied to the synthesis of the taxol side chain.
A Modular Synthetic Approach toward Exhaustively Stereodiversified Ligand Libraries
作者:Tiffany Malinky Gierasch、Milan Chytil、Mary T. Didiuk、Julie Y. Park、Jeffrey J. Urban、Steven P. Nolan、Gregory L. Verdine
DOI:10.1021/ol006560k
日期:2000.12.1
This report describes a modular approach to the synthesis of stereodiversified natural product like libraries. Monomers 2 and 3 were coupled in parallel by silyl tethered olefin metathesis to generate all 16 stereoisomers of cis-enediols 1. All 16 stereoisomers were incorporated into chimerae having flanking peptidic segments. These chimerae exhibited a broad range of hydrophobicities, raising the possibility that stereochemical variation might be used to tune the pharmacologic properties of small molecules.