Preparation of Fluoroalkenes via the Shapiro Reaction: Direct Access to Fluorinated Peptidomimetics
摘要:
Fluoroalkenes represent a useful class of peptidomimetics with distinct biophysical properties. Current preparations of this functional group commonly provide mixtures of E- or Z-fluoroalkene diastereomers, and/or mixtures of nonfluorinated products. To directly access fluoroalkenes in good stereoselectivity, a Shapiro fluorination reaction was developed. Fluoroalkene products were accessed in one- or two-step sequences from widely available ketones. This strategy should be useful for the preparation of fluorinated analogs of peptide-based therapeutics, many of which would be challenging to prepare by alternate strategies.
Preparation of Fluoroalkenes via the Shapiro Reaction: Direct Access to Fluorinated Peptidomimetics
摘要:
Fluoroalkenes represent a useful class of peptidomimetics with distinct biophysical properties. Current preparations of this functional group commonly provide mixtures of E- or Z-fluoroalkene diastereomers, and/or mixtures of nonfluorinated products. To directly access fluoroalkenes in good stereoselectivity, a Shapiro fluorination reaction was developed. Fluoroalkene products were accessed in one- or two-step sequences from widely available ketones. This strategy should be useful for the preparation of fluorinated analogs of peptide-based therapeutics, many of which would be challenging to prepare by alternate strategies.
The invention provides compounds of formula I, II, III, or IV:
wherein R
1
to R
11
, X, and Y have any of the values defined in the specification. The compounds inhibit Na, K-ATPase α4 and are useful as contraceptive agents.
Preparation of Fluoroalkenes via the Shapiro Reaction: Direct Access to Fluorinated Peptidomimetics
作者:Ming-Hsiu Yang、Siddharth S. Matikonda、Ryan A. Altman
DOI:10.1021/ol401637n
日期:2013.8.2
Fluoroalkenes represent a useful class of peptidomimetics with distinct biophysical properties. Current preparations of this functional group commonly provide mixtures of E- or Z-fluoroalkene diastereomers, and/or mixtures of nonfluorinated products. To directly access fluoroalkenes in good stereoselectivity, a Shapiro fluorination reaction was developed. Fluoroalkene products were accessed in one- or two-step sequences from widely available ketones. This strategy should be useful for the preparation of fluorinated analogs of peptide-based therapeutics, many of which would be challenging to prepare by alternate strategies.