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New Multiple Bond-Forming Strategies for Organic Synthesis

New Multiple Bond-Forming Strategies for Organic Synthesis
有机合成新的多重成键策略
批准号:
EP/I027165/1
负责人:
David France
金额:
$13.01万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Research Grant
财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2011 至 --

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中文摘要
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现代合成化学最重要的目标之一是在生物环境中方便地构建具有相关应用的分子。虽然历史上大多数药用化合物都来自天然来源,但现代药物通常是通过化学合成制备的。生物活性分子的从头构建带来了几个优势,包括:1)产生结构相关的类似物的前景,可能表现出改善的生理特性;2)制备更多材料的能力;3)发现化学合成新方法的潜力,这些新方法的应用范围超出了它们最初被观察到的范围。无论化合物的最终用途是作为治疗剂,阐明生物途径的探针,还是农业上有益的材料,制备该结构的方法必须是有效的。对更环保、更节约原子的工艺的需求,在时间、所需资源和每次反应产生的废物方面最大限度地提高效率,构成了研究新合成方法背后的主要推动力。该提案旨在为有机分子的构建开发一种新的范例。所提出的反应性将通过在一次操作中形成多个键,以有效的方式产生生物相关的产物。此外,将影响这一转化的关键试剂以催化方式使用,使得单个试剂分子能够产生许多分子的产物,从而最大限度地减少反应过程中产生的废物。为了说明创新方法对合成界的力量,在建立反应性参数后,将应用于结构复杂的生物相关分子的合成。所描述的研究也有望在有机金属化学的一个相对未开发的领域产生大量的新知识。因此,科学发现的机会是巨大的。这些信息可能会影响学术和工业部门的分子制造方式。
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Among the most important goals of modern synthetic chemistry is the facile construction of molecules that have relevant application in biological settings. Although historically most medicinal compounds have come from natural sources, contemporary drugs are commonly prepared by chemical synthesis. Several advantages result from the de novo construction of biologically active molecules including: 1) the prospective of generating structurally related analogues that may exhibit improved physiological properties; 2) the ability to prepare greater quantities of material; 3) the potential for discovering new methods for chemical synthesis that have application beyond the context in which they were first observed.Whether the end use of the compound is as a therapeutic agent, probe for elucidating biological pathways, or agriculturally beneficial material, the method for preparing the structure must be efficient. The demand for greener more atom-economical processes that maximize efficiency in terms of time, resources required, and waste generated per reaction constitutes a major driving force behind the investigation of new synthetic methods.This proposal seeks to develop a new paradigm for the construction of organic molecules. The proposed reactivity will produce biologically relevant products in an efficient manner by forming multiple bonds in a single operation. In addition, the key reagent that will effect this transformation is used in a catalytic fashion, such that a single molecule of reagent is capable of generating many molecules of the product, thereby minimising the waste generated during the course of the reaction. In order to illustrate the power of the innovative method to the synthetic community, upon establishing reactivity parameters, application to the synthesis of structurally complex, biologically relevant molecules will be undertaken.The research described is also expected to generate substantial new knowledge in a relatively unexplored area of organometallic chemistry. As such, there is vast opportunity for scientific discovery. This information will likely impact the way molecules are made in both the academic and industrial sectors.
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