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Synthesis of the Phenylpyridal Scaffold as a Helical Peptide Mimetic
Authors:Gregory T. Bourne Dr.  Daniel J. Kuster Dr.  Garland R. Marshall Prof.
Affiliation:1. Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics, Washington University School of Medicine, St Louis Missouri 63110 (USA), Fax: (+1)?314‐747‐3330;2. Current Address: Institute for Molecular Bioscience, University of Qld, Brisbane 4072 (Australia), Fax: (+7)?334‐2101
Abstract:Phenylpyridal‐ and phenyldipyridal‐based scaffolds have been designed and synthesized as novel helical peptide mimetics. The synthesis required optimisation and selective alkylation in producing 2,6‐functionalized 3‐hydroxypyridine derivatives for a convergent scheme. The pyridine analogues were coupled by a series of Suzuki/Stille types cross‐coupling reactions. A series of biaryl and ter‐aryl substituted heterocycles were produced. The synthetic approach was concise and high yielding allowing large variability at the wanted side‐chain attachment points. A number of compounds were synthesised to show the versatility of the strategy.
Keywords:alkylation  biaryls  cross‐coupling  helical structures  proteomimetics
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