Synthesis of optically active phthaloyl D-aminooxy acids from L-amino acids or L-hydroxy acids as building blocks for the preparation of aminooxy peptides
Synthesis of optically active phthaloyl D-aminooxy acids from L-amino acids or L-hydroxy acids as building blocks for the preparation of aminooxy peptides
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DOI:
10.1021/jo0006573
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发表时间:
2000-11-03
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3.6
通讯作者:
Yoon, J
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作者:
Shin, I;Lee, MR;Yoon, J
For over a decade, many bioorganic and synthetic chemists have made attempts to prepare structurally well-defined and/or biologically active peptidomimetics with novel backbone structures for the creation of new secondary and tertiary structures, as well as for application as agonists, antagonists, and enzyme inhibitors for important pharmaceutical receptors and enzymes. 1 A number of backbone-modified peptides (pseudopeptides) such as oligocarbamates, 2 peptoids, 3 oligoureas, 4 oligosulfonamides, 5 oligopyrrolinones, 6-peptides, 7 and flat peptides8 have been synthesized and characterized for their novel structures and/or biological functions. 9 Recently, structural10 and theoretical studies11 of peptides formed by R-aminooxy acids have been reported as a new type of peptidomimetic. It was shown that even short R-aminooxy peptides could adopt a novel secondary structure, namely, eight-membered, hydrogen-bonded turns or NO turns. 10, 11 To provide access to R-aminooxy peptides with more structural diversity and potentially useful biological properties, we have synthesized several optically active phthaloyl aminooxy acids with nonpolar and polar side chains as building blocks for the preparation of diverse R-aminooxy peptides from R-amino acids and R-hydroxy acids. 10b, 12 Several methods for the preparation of phthaloyl R-aminooxy acids or esters, including displacement of an R-halo ester or acid with N-hydroxyphthalimide (PhthN-OH), 13 the reaction of an R-diazo ester with PhthN-OH, 14 and the Mitsunobu reaction of R-hydroxy ester with PhthN-OH, 15 have been reported. Among the known methods, the Mitsunobu reaction was employed because of the stereospecific conversion of easily prepared R-hydroxy esters to the desired phthaloyl R-aminooxy esters with the inversion of configuration. 15Initially, phthaloly D-aminooxy acids (4) containing unprotected side chains were effectively prepared in three steps from the corresponding L-hydroxy acids (1), which were obtained from commercial suppliers or synthesized by treatment of L-amino acids with NaNO2 in 2.5 NH 2-SO4 or 20% HOAc (Scheme 1). 16 Benzylation of cesium