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Thiazole and oxazole building blocks for combinatorial synthesis
Martin, Lenore M.,Hu, Bi-Huang
, p. 7951 - 7953 (1999)
Three thiazole and oxazole containing amino acids were synthesized in good yields by condensation-cyclization. The active functional groups used, a C-terminal imino ester or a C-terminal aldehyde, reacted with both the amino groups and side chains of either serine or cysteine within 5 minutes at rt to form oxazolines or diasteriomeric mixtures of thiazolidines, respectively. The intermediate heterocyclic rings were then dehydrogenated to form the more stable, fully aromatic, rings. Ready availability of N-protected thiazole and oxazole-containing building blocks facilitates the solid-phase synthesis of natural products such as microcin B17 and other peptide-derived natural products that contain 2,4-linked thiazole and oxazole rings.
Oxazole and thiazole combinatorial libraries
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Page/Page column 6; 10-11; Sheet 3, (2008/06/13)
This invention provides a novel method for synthesizing an ensemble of peptides that allows for the generation of an unlimited number of antibiotic compounds. More specifically, the method comprises utilizes synthetic heterocyclic amino acids containing thaizole and/or oxazole as building blocks in a solid phase combinatorial synthesis to yield natural and unnatural antibiotic compounds.
