Solid-Phase and Solution-Phase Syntheses of Oligomeric Guanidines Bearing Peptide Side Chains
摘要:
Synthetic strategies for preparing N,N'-bridged oligomeric guanidines bearing peptide side chains both on solid support and in solution are presented. Monomers are prepared from common a-amino acids and therefore contain conventionally protected peptide side chains. The side chains include alkyl, aromatic, hydroxyl, amino, carboxylic acid, and amide functional groups. Oligomer elongation utilizes acid-sensitive sulfonyl activated thiourea through the formation of carbodiimide intermediate. With proper preparation of monomers, synthesis of oligomer can be performed in two directions (equivalent to N to C terminal or C to N terminal in a peptide sequence) with excellent efficiency.
Solid-Phase and Solution-Phase Syntheses of Oligomeric Guanidines Bearing Peptide Side Chains
摘要:
Synthetic strategies for preparing N,N'-bridged oligomeric guanidines bearing peptide side chains both on solid support and in solution are presented. Monomers are prepared from common a-amino acids and therefore contain conventionally protected peptide side chains. The side chains include alkyl, aromatic, hydroxyl, amino, carboxylic acid, and amide functional groups. Oligomer elongation utilizes acid-sensitive sulfonyl activated thiourea through the formation of carbodiimide intermediate. With proper preparation of monomers, synthesis of oligomer can be performed in two directions (equivalent to N to C terminal or C to N terminal in a peptide sequence) with excellent efficiency.
Solid-Phase and Solution-Phase Syntheses of Oligomeric Guanidines Bearing Peptide Side Chains
作者:Zhongsheng Zhang、Erkang Fan
DOI:10.1021/jo051226t
日期:2005.10.1
Synthetic strategies for preparing N,N'-bridged oligomeric guanidines bearing peptide side chains both on solid support and in solution are presented. Monomers are prepared from common a-amino acids and therefore contain conventionally protected peptide side chains. The side chains include alkyl, aromatic, hydroxyl, amino, carboxylic acid, and amide functional groups. Oligomer elongation utilizes acid-sensitive sulfonyl activated thiourea through the formation of carbodiimide intermediate. With proper preparation of monomers, synthesis of oligomer can be performed in two directions (equivalent to N to C terminal or C to N terminal in a peptide sequence) with excellent efficiency.