From chiral bromo[13,14Cn]acetyl sultams to complex molecules singly/multiply labelled with isotopic carbon
From chiral bromo[13,14Cn]acetyl sultams to complex molecules singly/multiply labelled with isotopic carbon
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从手性溴[13,14Cn]乙酰磺内酰胺到同位素碳单/多重标记的复杂分子
DOI:
10.1002/jlcr.610
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发表时间:
2002
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
R. Voges
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作者:
R. Voges
The chiral bromo[13,14Cn]acetyl sultams (+)- and (−)-[13,14Cn]BABS 1a, 1b have been demonstrated to be highly efficient, versatile and practical synthons to numerous enantiomerically pure singly and multiply labelled building blocks. The trichlorotitanium enolates derived from 1a, 1b undergo aldol addition reactions with aldehydes providing easily purified, crystalline syn-2-bromo-3-hydroxy [13,14Cn]carboxylic acid derivatives with excellent diastereo-selectivity. These can serve as starting materials for e.p. singly/multiply labelled α-substituted β-hydroxy acids, β-substituted/branched α-hydroxy acids and α-unsubstituted β-hydroxy acids. Furthermore, 1a, 1b can be easily converted to the (+)/(−)-[13,14Cn]DPMGBS 6, (+)/(−)-[13,14Cn]ITCABS 8 and (+)/(−)-[13,14Cn]PABS 10 synthons, which significantly enlarges the spectrum of readiliy accessible intermediates. 6 Provides e.p. labelled α-amino acids, 8 can be employed for the preparation of e.p. labelled α-amino-β-hydroxy acids (threonine type). Synthon 10 reacts with aldehydes to chiral E-configured enoyl sultams 11 which serve as starting materials for a broad variety of e.p. singly/multiply labelled α,β-substituted/branched, acyclic and cyclic carboxylic acid derivatives. Finally, aldehydes, generated by reductive cleavage of the auxiliary from the primary α,β-substituted acyl sultams, react with Ph3P=COOR to give γ,δ-substituted α,β,-unsaturated esters, which in turn can be readily converted to highly functionalized e.p. labelled intermediates. This methodology has been extensively exploited for the synthesis of a broad spectrum of carbon-14 labelled drug substances e.g. Taxol, Valsartan, Everolimus, Lipid X, NVP IMM125, SDZ ISQ844, SDZ PRI05 and the cyclosporin derivatives Valspodar, NVP IMM125, NVP NIM811. Copyright © 2002 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.