Synthesis of Chiral NADH Analog Based on Proline Template Including Thiourea and Nicotinic Acid Moieties
摘要:
Chiral reductase-mimicking organic molecule built on proline template incorporating a covalently bound NADH mimic via thiourea, and related reducing agent Hantzsch dihydropyridine, was designed. A synthetic path was developed involving interlinking of chiral proline derivatives with thiourea and subsequent coupling reaction with nicotinoyl chloride. The structure of target compound was studied by x-ray, indicating a double H bond with thiourea hydrogens and oxygen O1 of benzylcarbamate fragment. The reduction of benzil and imines was performed.
Synthesis of Chiral NADH Analog Based on Proline Template Including Thiourea and Nicotinic Acid Moieties
摘要:
Chiral reductase-mimicking organic molecule built on proline template incorporating a covalently bound NADH mimic via thiourea, and related reducing agent Hantzsch dihydropyridine, was designed. A synthetic path was developed involving interlinking of chiral proline derivatives with thiourea and subsequent coupling reaction with nicotinoyl chloride. The structure of target compound was studied by x-ray, indicating a double H bond with thiourea hydrogens and oxygen O1 of benzylcarbamate fragment. The reduction of benzil and imines was performed.
Chiral reductase-mimicking organic molecule built on proline template incorporating a covalently bound NADH mimic via thiourea, and related reducing agent Hantzsch dihydropyridine, was designed. A synthetic path was developed involving interlinking of chiral proline derivatives with thiourea and subsequent coupling reaction with nicotinoyl chloride. The structure of target compound was studied by x-ray, indicating a double H bond with thiourea hydrogens and oxygen O1 of benzylcarbamate fragment. The reduction of benzil and imines was performed.
Design of Novel Hydrogen-Bonding Donor Organocatalysts and Their Application to Asymmetric Direct Aldol Reaction
showing different pK a values were examined for directaldolreactions of cyclohexanone with aromatic aldehydes. Organocatalyst with motif exhibiting the highest acidity resulted in the corresponding aldol products with the highest enantioselectivity. A good correlation has been observed between the asymmetric catalytic activity for directaldolreactions and acidities of double hydrogen-bonding donating