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Volume 6 |
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New Heterocyclic Amino Acid Building Blocks |
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The Squarix Newsletter provides you with information about our innovative building blocks, reactive intermediates and screening compounds from our Discovery Chemicals portfolio.
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In this issue we present new heterocyclic amino acid building blocks especially designed for stereocontrolled synthesis of peptidomimetics and new platforms for supramolecular chemistry. |
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Featured Products
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PM002
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PM102
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PM095
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PM101
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PM142
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PM096
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PM139
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PM138
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PM106
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These compounds are derived from natural amino acids and are not commercially available from other manufacturers.
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See our website for the full line of building blocks or download the Discovery Chemicals catalogue.
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Please find also some selected references from the literature describing interesting applications of our new building blocks. (-)-Muscoride A, a bioxazole peptide alkaloid was synthetized by Wipf and Venkatraman using the key building block PM030. Haberhauer et al. reported an efficient syntheses of C2-symmetric macrocyclic receptors using the imidazol building block PM139 as starting material. |
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PM030
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(-)-Muscoride A (Wipf and Venkatraman)
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PM139
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C2
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References
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P. Wipf, and S. Venkatraman, Total Synthesis of (-)-Muscoride A 1996, J. Org. Chem. 61, 6517-6522. |
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A. Pinter, G. Haberhauer, Thieme Chemistry Journal Awardees - Where Are They Now ? - Macrocyclic Peptide Chemistry Inspired by Nature - From Chiral Artificial Receptors toward Molecular Devices. Synlett 2009, 3082-3098. |
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M. Schnopp, S. Ernst, and G. Haberhauer, Anion Recognition by Neutral Macrocyclic Azole Amides 2009, J. Org. Chem. 63, 2469-2474. |
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L. Somogyi, G. Haberhauer and J.Rebek, Jr., Improved synthesis of functionalized molecular platforms related to marine cyclopeptides. 2001, Tetrahedron 57, 1699-1708. |
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