Versatile synthesis of ibotenic acid analogues with potential for activity at glutamate receptors by use of a homochiral β-lactam template in our ‘ring switching’ strategy
摘要:
The activated eta-lactam aldehydes 31 and 55 were synthesised and found to be excellent substrate for our 'ring switching' strategy for preparation of libraries of homochiral compounds with potential for activity at specific glutamate receptor sub-types. The product heteroaromatic glycine derivatives were ibotenate analogues and the beta-lactam templates proved to be more versatile than the previously used pyroglutamic templates. (C) 2002 Published by Elsevier Science Ltd.
Versatile synthesis of ibotenic acid analogues with potential for activity at glutamate receptors by use of a homochiral β-lactam template in our ‘ring switching’ strategy
作者:Konstantinos Papadopoulos、Douglas W Young
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4039(02)00590-7
日期:2002.5
The activated eta-lactam aldehydes 31 and 55 were synthesised and found to be excellent substrate for our 'ring switching' strategy for preparation of libraries of homochiral compounds with potential for activity at specific glutamate receptor sub-types. The product heteroaromatic glycine derivatives were ibotenate analogues and the beta-lactam templates proved to be more versatile than the previously used pyroglutamic templates. (C) 2002 Published by Elsevier Science Ltd.
β-Lactams as versatile synthons for homochiral ibotenate analogues with potential for activity at glutamate receptors1
作者:Peter B. Hitchcock、Konstantinos Papadopoulos、Douglas W. Young
DOI:10.1039/b304607a
日期:——
The activated β-lactam aldehydes 37, 41 and 57 were synthesised. Aldehydes 37 and 57 proved to be more versatile substrates for our âring switchingâ strategy to homochiral glutamate antagonists than the corresponding compounds in the pyroglutamate or 6-oxopipecolinate series had been. Substantial libraries of homochiral heteroaromatic glycine derivatives with potential for activity at specific glutamate receptor sub-types were prepared from these aldehydes. The aldehyde 41, containing an additional anion stabilising group, underwent a retro-aldol process under âring switchingâ conditions.