Preparation of 4-Halobenzoate-Containing Phosphane-Based Building Blocks for Labeling Reactions Using the Traceless Staudinger Ligation
摘要:
Functionalized phosphane-containing key building blocks were synthesized that are suitable for the labeling of biologically active molecules by the traceless Staudinger ligation. Thus, a 2-(diphenylphosphanyl) phenyl 4-stannylbenzoate building block was converted into the 4-iodobenzoate by the introduction of iodine. The traceless Staudinger ligation was used to introduce the resulting 4-iodobenzoate moiety into selected molecules of pharmacological interest. Furthermore, the labeling procedure was used to insert the 4-iodobenzoate moiety into a peptide on solid support. Finally, a convenient recovery procedure of the key phosphane building block 2-(diphenylphosphanyl) phenol from 2(diphenylphosphoryl) phenol was evaluated.
Preparation of 4-Halobenzoate-Containing Phosphane-Based Building Blocks for Labeling Reactions Using the Traceless Staudinger Ligation
摘要:
Functionalized phosphane-containing key building blocks were synthesized that are suitable for the labeling of biologically active molecules by the traceless Staudinger ligation. Thus, a 2-(diphenylphosphanyl) phenyl 4-stannylbenzoate building block was converted into the 4-iodobenzoate by the introduction of iodine. The traceless Staudinger ligation was used to introduce the resulting 4-iodobenzoate moiety into selected molecules of pharmacological interest. Furthermore, the labeling procedure was used to insert the 4-iodobenzoate moiety into a peptide on solid support. Finally, a convenient recovery procedure of the key phosphane building block 2-(diphenylphosphanyl) phenol from 2(diphenylphosphoryl) phenol was evaluated.
A new synthetic pathway for the preparation of benzoate-functionalized phosphanes for microwave-mediated traceless Staudinger ligations is described. Novel phosphane derivatives based on 4-substituted iodophenyl benzoates were prepared via palladium(II)-catalyzed P-C cross-coupling reaction strategy in high yields. The application of microwave conditions for the ligation reactions reduced the reaction