Solid-phase synthesis of hydroxysteroid derivatives using the diethylsilyloxy linker
Solid-phase synthesis of hydroxysteroid derivatives using the diethylsilyloxy linker
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10.1021/cc0000242
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2000-11-01
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Poirier, D
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Maltais, R;Tremblay, MR;Poirier, D
Four different types of hydroxysteroids (primary alcohol, secondary alcohols, and phenol), bearing either an oxirane or an azide as a precursor of molecular diversity, were linked in good yields to solid support using the butyldiethylsilane polystyrene (PS-DES) resin. These molecules were then used as scaffolds to generate hydroxysteroid derivatives containing two levels of diversity. The proposed libraries were tested by running steroidal alcohols through a model sequence of reactions (solid-phase coupling, aminolysis of oxirane or reduction of azide, amidation, and final cleavage). As a result, two linked secondary alcohols (17 beta -hydroxy-spiro-3(R)-oxirane-5 alpha -androstane and 3 beta -hydroxy-spiro-17(S)-oxirane-5 alpha -androstane) and a primary alcohol (spiro-17(S)-oxirane-3-(hydroxymethyl)-1,3,5(10)-estratriene) afforded good overall yields (>45%) and high HPLC purities (>90%) of hydroxysteroids derivatized as alkylamides without purification. One limitation was noted for the fourth library: the phenolic steroid linked by the diethylsilyloxy linker gave a poor overall yield of 8% of the desired model compound. Finally, the diethylsilyloxy linker was used successfully for a rapid solid-phase synthesis of a model library of twenty C19-steroid derivatives (3 beta -amido-3 alpha -hydroxy-5 alpha -androstane-17-ones), with an average yield of 53% and average HPLC purity of 97% without purification steps.