Establishing Amide···Amide Reliability and Synthon Transferability in the Supramolecular Assembly of Metal-Containing One-Dimensional Architectures
摘要:
On the basis of a combination of new structural data (eleven single-crystal structure determinations are presented) and information from the Cambridge Structural Database, it has been shown that self-complementary hydrogen-bond based amide center dot center dot center dot amide dimers can be relied upon as effective supramolecular synthons for the assembly and organization of acac- and paddle-wheel complexes of a variety of metal(II) ions. The targeted molecular recognition event and intended extended one-dimensional motif appear with a supramolecular yield of 78% (a total of 28 structures were examined). Despite the fact that the hydrogen bonds that give rise to the R-2(2)(8) motif can be disrupted by both carboxylate- and acac-ligands, as well as by solvent molecules, they remain remarkably resilient and therefore represent useful synthetic tools in inorganic crystal engineering.
A structure–Permeability study of small drug-like molecules
摘要:
A systematic structure permeability relationship study on a set of small drug-like molecules with log D values in the range -2.5 to 3 and carrying a diverse Arran of functionality reveals that the compounds with log D>0 and <3 are highly permeable. Surprisingly. several tetrazole derivatives were found to be substrates for efflux pump(s). (C) 2003 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
How robust is the hydrogen-bonded amide ‘ladder’ motif?
作者:Christer B. Aakeröy、Benjamin M. T. Scott、John Desper
DOI:10.1039/b715610c
日期:——
The well-known hydrogen-bonded ladder displayed by amides in the solidstate, is readily disrupted and reduced to an R22(8) motif if a competitive hydrogen-bond acceptor is incorporated in the molecularstructure of the amide. When a weaker hydrogen-bond acceptor (i.e. –NO2, –CN, –Cl, –Br) is present, the ladder persists in about every other case, whereas if a stronger hydrogen-bond acceptor is introduced