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Multicomponent Approach to Libraries of Substituted Dihydroorotic Acid Amides
Bellucci, Maria Cristina,Sacchetti, Alessandro,Volonterio, Alessandro
supporting information, p. 705 - 715 (2019/10/02)
A process featuring a sequential multicomponent reaction followed by a regioselective postcyclization strategy was implemented for the facile synthesis of N,N′-disubstituted dihydroorotic acid amides under mild conditions. We obtained, for the first time, a library of 29 derivatives, encompassing 19 Nα-substituted-N4-dihydroorotyl-4-aminophenylalanine derivatives, a key residue of gonadotropin-releasing hormone antagonist Degarelix. The corresponding products were prepared from easily accessible starting materials in good to excellent yields with broad substrate scope.
Palladium-catalyzed cross-coupling reaction of azides with isocyanides
Zhang, Zhen,Li, Zongyang,Fu, Bin,Zhang, Zhenhua
supporting information, p. 16312 - 16315 (2015/11/16)
An efficient palladium-catalyzed cross-coupling reaction of azides with isocyanides is developed, providing a general synthetic route to unsymmetric carbodiimides with excellent yields. This method shows a broad substrate scope, including not only aryl azides, but also unactivated benzyl and alkyl azides. Furthermore, from readily available substrates, Pd-catalyzed coupling with a tandem amine insertion cascade to obtain unsymmetric trisubstituted guanidines has been achieved in a one-pot fashion.
Synthesis of N-glycosyl conjugates through a multicomponent domino process
Bellucci, Maria Cristina,Volonterio, Alessandro
, p. 2386 - 2397 (2014/04/17)
The development of efficient methods for the combinatorial synthesis of N-glycosyl conjugates is vital for many fields of modern synthetic organic chemistry. Herein, we report a multicomponent domino process for the regioselective synthesis of a large array N-glycosyl-Asp-urea conjugates, which could be further functionalized in a chemoselective way, starting from easily accessible reactants such as N-glycosylamines, fumaric acid monoesters, azides, and isocyanates. The process occurs under very mild conditions, does not require the use of strong bases/acids or high temperature, and is highly versatile, working efficiently with a range of protecting groups and substituents.
