N-Heteroarylation of Chiral α-Aminoesters by Means of Palladium-Catalyzed Buchwald–Hartwig Reaction
摘要:
N-Heteroaryl-alpha-amino acid derivatives are valuable pharmacological agents as peptidomimetics. Classical SNAr methods using acid catalysis and elevated temperatures could not be extended to various alpha-amino acids and fairly electrophilic heterocyclic partners. Here, we report a mild and versatile method of N-heteroarylation of chiral alpha-aminoesters without racemization, involving Buchwald-Hartwig conditions. It could be extended to various a-amino acids and azines. This efficient N-heteroarylation leads to (i) a chemical library of putative peptidomimetics combining diverse azaheterocycles with the chiral alpha-aminoesters and their corresponding derivatives (amides, alcohols, etc.) and (ii) arginine derivatives designed as NPFF receptor ligancls.
N-Heteroarylation of Chiral α-Aminoesters by Means of Palladium-Catalyzed Buchwald–Hartwig Reaction
摘要:
N-Heteroaryl-alpha-amino acid derivatives are valuable pharmacological agents as peptidomimetics. Classical SNAr methods using acid catalysis and elevated temperatures could not be extended to various alpha-amino acids and fairly electrophilic heterocyclic partners. Here, we report a mild and versatile method of N-heteroarylation of chiral alpha-aminoesters without racemization, involving Buchwald-Hartwig conditions. It could be extended to various a-amino acids and azines. This efficient N-heteroarylation leads to (i) a chemical library of putative peptidomimetics combining diverse azaheterocycles with the chiral alpha-aminoesters and their corresponding derivatives (amides, alcohols, etc.) and (ii) arginine derivatives designed as NPFF receptor ligancls.
N-Heteroaryl-alpha-amino acid derivatives are valuable pharmacological agents as peptidomimetics. Classical SNAr methods using acid catalysis and elevated temperatures could not be extended to various alpha-amino acids and fairly electrophilic heterocyclic partners. Here, we report a mild and versatile method of N-heteroarylation of chiral alpha-aminoesters without racemization, involving Buchwald-Hartwig conditions. It could be extended to various a-amino acids and azines. This efficient N-heteroarylation leads to (i) a chemical library of putative peptidomimetics combining diverse azaheterocycles with the chiral alpha-aminoesters and their corresponding derivatives (amides, alcohols, etc.) and (ii) arginine derivatives designed as NPFF receptor ligancls.