作者:Nobuyoshi Yasuda、Yi Hsiao、Mark S. Jensen、Nelo R. Rivera、Chunhua Yang、Kenneth M. Wells、James Yau、Michael Palucki、Lushi Tan、Peter G. Dormer、Ralph P. Volante、David L. Hughes、Paul J. Reider
DOI:10.1021/jo030297u
日期:2004.3.1
A practical preparation of an alpha(v)beta(3) antagonist is reported. The antagonist consists of three key components, a tetrahydronaphthyridine moiety, a beta-alanine moiety, and a central imidazolidone moiety. The tetrahydronaphthyridine component was prepared using two different methods, both of which relied on variations of the Friedlander reaction to establish the desired regiochemistry. The beta-alanine component was prepared using Davies' asymmetric 1,4-addition methodology as the key stereo-defining step. The central imidazolidone portion was created from these two components using an effective three-step cyclization protocol. Thus, a highly convergent process for the drug candidate was defined.