A Cyclic Side-Chain-Linked Biphenyl Ether Tripeptide: H3N+-cyclo-[Phe(4−O)-Phe-Phe(3−O)]-OMe.Cl−
摘要:
The crystal structure of the chloride salt of H3N(+)-cyclo-(Phe(4-O)-Phe-Phe((3)-O))-OMe, cyclo- phenylalanyl-phenylalanyl-phenylalaninium chloride methyl esther, C28H30N3O5+Cl- is described. It is oxidatively linked through a biaryl ether linkage formed from the hydroxyl of 4-hydroxyphenylalanine and the meta position of the distal phenylalanine residue, This is the first reported crystal-structure determination of a cyclic 17-membered biphenyl ether tripeptide, a class which includes the natural products K-13 and OF4949 I-IV, An unusual C--H ... O hydrogen bond is formed between the methine H atom of the N-terminal C alpha and a carbonyl-O atom of a neighboring molecule [C ... O = 2.995 (4) Angstrom].
A Cyclic Side-Chain-Linked Biphenyl Ether Tripeptide: H3N+-cyclo-[Phe(4−O)-Phe-Phe(3−O)]-OMe.Cl−
摘要:
The crystal structure of the chloride salt of H3N(+)-cyclo-(Phe(4-O)-Phe-Phe((3)-O))-OMe, cyclo- phenylalanyl-phenylalanyl-phenylalaninium chloride methyl esther, C28H30N3O5+Cl- is described. It is oxidatively linked through a biaryl ether linkage formed from the hydroxyl of 4-hydroxyphenylalanine and the meta position of the distal phenylalanine residue, This is the first reported crystal-structure determination of a cyclic 17-membered biphenyl ether tripeptide, a class which includes the natural products K-13 and OF4949 I-IV, An unusual C--H ... O hydrogen bond is formed between the methine H atom of the N-terminal C alpha and a carbonyl-O atom of a neighboring molecule [C ... O = 2.995 (4) Angstrom].
Total Synthesis of the Cyclic Biphenyl Ether Peptides K-13 and OF4949-III <i>via</i> S<sub>N</sub>Ar Macrocyclization of Peptidyl Ruthenium π-Arene Complexes
作者:James W. Janetka、Daniel H. Rich
DOI:10.1021/ja970614c
日期:1997.7.1
yield by biaryl ether formation from peptidyl ruthenium complexes. Direct comparisons between these two approaches are provided. Transition metal π-complexes of either N-protected or carboxyl-protected amino acids can be used as coupling partners in peptide coupling reactions. Preformed peptidyl ruthenium complexes can be used to synthesize cyclic biphenyl ethers in a combinatorial fashion.