2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0040-4020(02)01021-9
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Cyclic dipeptides as building blocks for combinatorial libraries. Part 2: Synthesis of bifunctional diketopiperazines

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“…The number of carbon atoms on the main circle of cyclic dipeptides depends on different amino acid residues [14]. Considering that the number of atoms on the main circle composed of most amino acid residues is six, the conformations of the sixmember circle of cyclic dipeptides is representative.…”
Section: Methods Of Calculation Target Objectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The number of carbon atoms on the main circle of cyclic dipeptides depends on different amino acid residues [14]. Considering that the number of atoms on the main circle composed of most amino acid residues is six, the conformations of the sixmember circle of cyclic dipeptides is representative.…”
Section: Methods Of Calculation Target Objectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For combinatorial synthesis there has been a resurgence of interest in the Ugi reactions exemplified in Scheme 13 [76,77]. A new resinbound isonitrile has also been designed [78] for the Ugi 4CC reaction and has been shown to work according to Scheme 14. In the synthesis [79] of building blocks based on cyclo (Aax-Bbx) consisting of Glu or Asp (Aax) and Lys, Orn or Dab (Bbx), the authors have returned to conventional cyclization of linear dipeptide esters. However, cyclization was not so straightforward as anticipated, requiring long reaction times to reduce the amount of racemization detected when higher temperatures and shorter times had been used.…”
Section: Cyclodipeptides (Dioxo-or Diketo-piperazines)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…as useful scaffolds for combinatorial chemistry) as well as various reaction chemistries and mechanisms for producing structural analogues and derivatives. [1,2] Moreover, their diverse occurrence, isolation and structure determination from natural sources (including micro-organisms, [3,4] higher mammals, [5,6] and in foods, [7] for example, beverages such as beer [8] ) have also attracted scientific interest. Unsurprisingly, their potential for pharmacological use has not escaped attention.…”
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confidence: 99%