In Situ Carboxyl Activation Using a Silatropic Switch: A New Approach to Amide and Peptide Constructions
摘要:
The novel reactivity of O-silylthionoesters with amine nucleophiles to generate oxoamides (rather than thioamides) is described. A straightforward first-generation trimethylsilylation protocol using bistrimethylsilylacetamide (BSA) combined with the unique reactivity of the O-silylthionoesters toward 1 degrees and 2 degrees amines to generate oxoamides provides the simplest means of activating a thiol acid for peptide bond formation at neutral pH. Excellent stereoretention is observed.
In Situ Carboxyl Activation Using a Silatropic Switch: A New Approach to Amide and Peptide Constructions
摘要:
The novel reactivity of O-silylthionoesters with amine nucleophiles to generate oxoamides (rather than thioamides) is described. A straightforward first-generation trimethylsilylation protocol using bistrimethylsilylacetamide (BSA) combined with the unique reactivity of the O-silylthionoesters toward 1 degrees and 2 degrees amines to generate oxoamides provides the simplest means of activating a thiol acid for peptide bond formation at neutral pH. Excellent stereoretention is observed.
Processes for forming amide bonds and compositions related thereto
申请人:Liebeskind Lanny S.
公开号:US08921599B2
公开(公告)日:2014-12-30
The disclosure relates to methods for producing amide bonds and reagents related thereto. In some embodiments, the disclosure relates to methods of producing an amide comprising mixing an O-silylated thionoester and an amine under conditions such that an amide is formed. In another embodiment, the disclosure relates to mixing a thiolacid, a silylating agent, and an amine under conditions such that an amide is formed.
Rapid Formation of N-Glycopeptides <i>via</i> Cu(II)-Promoted Glycosylative Ligation
作者:Ryan Joseph、Frank Brock Dyer、Philip Garner
DOI:10.1021/ol302961s
日期:2013.2.15
Herein Is described the chemoselective Cu(II)-HOBt promoted chemical ligation of glycosylamines and peptide thioacids to give N-glycosylated peptides. The method is distinguished from other chemical approaches to peptide N-glycosylation in that (1) it can be employed In the presence of unprotected N-terminal and Lys side chain amines; (2) it Is remarkably fast, going to completion in under 30 min; and (3) It produces glycopeptides without attendant aspartimide formation.