Model studies on the synthesis of carboxylate-binding pocket analogs of vancomycin using arene-ruthenium chemistry
摘要:
Preparation of several protected (D)-chlorophenylalanine derivatives in high optical purity and their complex formation with the [RuCp]+ moiety are described. The complexation reaction, as well as subsequent photochemical decomplexations, proceeds with retention of optical purity. Reactions of these chloroarene complexes with 3-hydroxyphenylglycine derivatives proceed under mild conditions to give aryl ether-ruthenium complexes, which can be converted to diaryl ethers in which both aromatic rings have protected amino acid or peptide side chains. Efforts to effect cycloamidation to give vancomycin carboxylate-binding pocket analogues, using a number of known coupling reagents, were unsuccessful.
Model studies on the synthesis of carboxylate-binding pocket analogs of vancomycin using arene-ruthenium chemistry
摘要:
Preparation of several protected (D)-chlorophenylalanine derivatives in high optical purity and their complex formation with the [RuCp]+ moiety are described. The complexation reaction, as well as subsequent photochemical decomplexations, proceeds with retention of optical purity. Reactions of these chloroarene complexes with 3-hydroxyphenylglycine derivatives proceed under mild conditions to give aryl ether-ruthenium complexes, which can be converted to diaryl ethers in which both aromatic rings have protected amino acid or peptide side chains. Efforts to effect cycloamidation to give vancomycin carboxylate-binding pocket analogues, using a number of known coupling reagents, were unsuccessful.
Synthesis of a 16-Membered Cyclic Peptide Model of the BCF Rings of Ristocetin A Using Arene-Ruthenium Chemistry Coupled with Cycloamidation
作者:Anthony J. Pearson、Kieseung Lee
DOI:10.1021/jo00127a020
日期:1995.11
A convergent synthetic approach to the cyclic peptide 4, which is a model for the B/C/F ring system of ristocetin B, is described. A key reaction is the coupling of the phenolic dipeptide 5, constructed from arylglycine subunits, with the chlorophenylalanine-RuCp cationic complex 6, followed by demetalation of the product to give the diaryl ether 7, without epimerization at any of the amino acid residues. Deprotection of 7 followed by cycloamidation affords the target molecule 4, produced as a mixture of atropdiastereomers which were separated and characterized by NMR spectroscopy.
Model studies on the synthesis of carboxylate-binding pocket analogs of vancomycin using arene-ruthenium chemistry
作者:Anthony J. Pearson、Jewn G. Park
DOI:10.1021/jo00032a028
日期:1992.3
Preparation of several protected (D)-chlorophenylalanine derivatives in high optical purity and their complex formation with the [RuCp]+ moiety are described. The complexation reaction, as well as subsequent photochemical decomplexations, proceeds with retention of optical purity. Reactions of these chloroarene complexes with 3-hydroxyphenylglycine derivatives proceed under mild conditions to give aryl ether-ruthenium complexes, which can be converted to diaryl ethers in which both aromatic rings have protected amino acid or peptide side chains. Efforts to effect cycloamidation to give vancomycin carboxylate-binding pocket analogues, using a number of known coupling reagents, were unsuccessful.