The AstraZeneca approach to synthetic Route Design is exemplified through our AZD4635 chemical development program. The identification of possible new route concepts is presented, as well as their subsequent prioritization for practical exploration based on project objectives. Selected ideas were tested to demonstrate proof of concept for the bond formation strategy and, where successful, were fed into a decision tool based on key SELECTion principles.
Process
development work to provide an efficient manufacturing
route to a MCHr1 antagonist is presented herewith. Features of this
development work include a scalable manufacturing route to the useful
6-oxa-2-azaspiro[3.3]heptane building block and the use of a (soluble)
alternative to sodium triacetoxyborohydride.
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