Does the Anti-Hepatitis B Virus Activity of (+)-5‘-Noraristeromycin Exist in Its 4‘-Epimer and 4‘-Deoxygenated Derivatives?
摘要:
To begin an exploration of the structural parameters responsible for the activity of (+)-5'-noraristeromycin toward hepatitis B virus (HBV), three derivatives varied at the C-4' position have been prepared and evaluated. The syntheses began with a Mitsunobu coupling reaction of an appropriate cyclopentanol with B-chloropurine. The products of these reactions were synthetically altered by standard ammonolysis and deprotection procedures to give the desired products. Evaluation of the new derivatives indicated that removal of the C-4' hydroxyl of (+)-5'-noraristeromycin increased its potency toward HBV by approximately 10-fold.
Does the Anti-Hepatitis B Virus Activity of (+)-5‘-Noraristeromycin Exist in Its 4‘-Epimer and 4‘-Deoxygenated Derivatives?
摘要:
To begin an exploration of the structural parameters responsible for the activity of (+)-5'-noraristeromycin toward hepatitis B virus (HBV), three derivatives varied at the C-4' position have been prepared and evaluated. The syntheses began with a Mitsunobu coupling reaction of an appropriate cyclopentanol with B-chloropurine. The products of these reactions were synthetically altered by standard ammonolysis and deprotection procedures to give the desired products. Evaluation of the new derivatives indicated that removal of the C-4' hydroxyl of (+)-5'-noraristeromycin increased its potency toward HBV by approximately 10-fold.
Does the Anti-Hepatitis B Virus Activity of (+)-5‘-Noraristeromycin Exist in Its 4‘-Epimer and 4‘-Deoxygenated Derivatives?
作者:Katherine L. Seley、Stewart W. Schneller、Brent Korba
DOI:10.1021/jm980038a
日期:1998.6.1
To begin an exploration of the structural parameters responsible for the activity of (+)-5'-noraristeromycin toward hepatitis B virus (HBV), three derivatives varied at the C-4' position have been prepared and evaluated. The syntheses began with a Mitsunobu coupling reaction of an appropriate cyclopentanol with B-chloropurine. The products of these reactions were synthetically altered by standard ammonolysis and deprotection procedures to give the desired products. Evaluation of the new derivatives indicated that removal of the C-4' hydroxyl of (+)-5'-noraristeromycin increased its potency toward HBV by approximately 10-fold.