“…161 To date, however, ether-containing cyclic peptides are predominantly accessed by other cyclization reactions, with the ether moiety introduced as part of a pre-formed building block. 144,[162][163][164][165]…”
Macrocyclization between head, tail or sidechains is a frequently employed strategy to enhance peptide and peptidomimetic stability, selectivity and affinity.
“…161 To date, however, ether-containing cyclic peptides are predominantly accessed by other cyclization reactions, with the ether moiety introduced as part of a pre-formed building block. 144,[162][163][164][165]…”
Macrocyclization between head, tail or sidechains is a frequently employed strategy to enhance peptide and peptidomimetic stability, selectivity and affinity.
“…The use of acid uorides in macrocyclisation has been illustrated in the preparation of cyclosporine A derivatives 137 which exhibited non-immunosuppressive and anti-HIV activity and in the synthesis of a 14 membered cyclic enamide of C3epimauritine D. 138 Three macrocyclic dilactones have also been made using Cbz-glutamyl diuoride as well as Cbz-cystyl diuoride. 87 5.2.1 Cyclosporine A derivatives.…”
Section: Macrocyclisationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5.2.2 Cyclic enamide of C3-epimauritine D. Kim et al reported the synthesis of a key intermediate cyclic enamide of C3-epimauritine D by macrocyclisation at the C1-N14 site using TFFH in the presence of HOAt. 138 Cyclization of the intermediate (121), was attempted (aer removal of the Cbz group) using activated pentauorophenyl (Pfp) ester, but the method failed. Other reagents including BOP-Cl, diphenylphosphoryl azide and BOP did not give the expected product either.…”
This review provides a broad perspective of the uses of amino acid fluorides in the synthesis of peptides and a wide range of other molecules including peptidomimetics, heterocycles and biologically active molecules.
“…Although there are many attractive routes for the synthesis of 1-hydroxyphosphonates [21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31], the aldehyde substrates are often limited to alkyl and aryl aldehydes. On the other hand, many heterocyclic phosphonates have been proven to be biologically active [32][33][34].…”
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