Abstract:We report a Pd-catalyzed ring-opening/arylation/cyclization
reaction
sequence between 2-aminothiazoles and aryl (pseudo)halides that provides
modular access to isocytosine analogues. The scope of the reaction
is broad with respect to both coupling partners and a robustness test
demonstrated the functional group tolerance of the methodology. Visual
kinetic analysis revealed that the product may inhibit catalyst turnover
for some substrates.
Fordham and co-workers demonstrate a unique palladium-catalyzed ring opening/ arylation/ cyclization sequence, generating valuable isocytosine analogues. These molecular scaffolds are of biological interest.
Fordham and co-workers demonstrate a unique palladium-catalyzed ring opening/ arylation/ cyclization sequence, generating valuable isocytosine analogues. These molecular scaffolds are of biological interest.
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