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Yuanyuan Wang1, Anders Ø Madsen2, Frederik Diness1
1Department of Chemistry, Center for Evolutionary Chemical Biology, University of Copenhagen, Universitetsparken 5, 2100, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Abstract:
Cascade reactions proceeding through peptide-derived N-carbamoyl iminium ions are reported. Two new reactions of N-carbamoyl iminium ions are described, including a stereoselective double cyclization generating N,N'-aminals and an acid-promoted auto-oxidation. Mechanistic investigations revealed that the N,N'-aminal formation is reversible under strongly acidic conditions. Both of these new reactions proved to be completely orthogonal to subsequent CuAAC chemistry. The reactions were performed in solution and on solid support. The robustness and high stereoselectivity of the methodology holds great promise for applications in parallel diversity-oriented synthesis and in combinatorial synthesis for drug screening.
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