1990
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19901230442
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Künstliche molekulare Anion‐Wirte. Die Synthese eines chiralen bicyclischen Guanidinium‐Salzes als funktionalisierte Ankergruppe für Oxo‐Anionen

Abstract: Starting from L-asparagine, the synthesis of the S,S-bis(hydroxy-excess de > 98%. The guanidinium compound 3 may serve as methyl)-substituted bicyclic guanidinium salt 3 is described, a binding module in the enantioselective recognition of 0x0 which is obtained in 20% overall yield with a diastereomeric anions in polytopic abiotic receptors.Spezifitat in Wirt-Gast-Systemen beruht auf der korrekten Priorganisation von Haftgruppen im Wirt, die gemll3 ihrer Natur und Positionen strukturellen Determinanten des Gas… Show more

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“…255 The X-ray structure of 65 revealed formation of the expected host-guest geometry embedded in a larger array of hydrogen bonds. 255 When the first chiral analogues became available 277,278 and the synthesis was improved to give a more reliable and efficient procedure [279][280][281][282][283][284] (Figure 7), extensive use of these anchor groups could be made for enantioselective recognition, catalysis, and specific transport of substrates across membranes. Recently, further progress was made in the derivatization of the parent bicyclic guanidines (cf.…”
Section: Guanidinium-based Receptorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…255 The X-ray structure of 65 revealed formation of the expected host-guest geometry embedded in a larger array of hydrogen bonds. 255 When the first chiral analogues became available 277,278 and the synthesis was improved to give a more reliable and efficient procedure [279][280][281][282][283][284] (Figure 7), extensive use of these anchor groups could be made for enantioselective recognition, catalysis, and specific transport of substrates across membranes. Recently, further progress was made in the derivatization of the parent bicyclic guanidines (cf.…”
Section: Guanidinium-based Receptorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…12-14, S,S-configuration shown) have been developed in our group from aminoadd precursors [16]. Improved synthetic procedures for such compounds were later reported by Schmidtchen [ 17] (who in 1980 presented a first type of achiral bicycloguanidinium hosts [18] that form complexes with several oxoanions [19]). Most derivatives are highly lipophilic despite their ionic structure and freely soluble in common organic solvents but not in water.…”
Section: ®Nmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bicyclic guanidine 358 is a chiral, enantioselective anion receptor used in molecular recognition studies. Two closely related approaches to this molecule have been published. , Schmidtchen and co-workers have derived the left part of 358 from N -tosylasparagine ( 355 ) by reduction to an amino alcohol and coupling to the synthon for the right portion, 356 (derived from methionine), to give thiourea 357 . Isothiuronium ion formation with methyl triflate triggered a double cyclization to yield 358 after deprotection 88 (Scheme ).…”
Section: B Asparaginementioning
confidence: 99%