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Synthesis of an eight-membered cyclic pseudo-dipeptide using ring closing metathesis.

Synthesis of an eight-membered cyclic pseudo-dipeptide using ring closing metathesis. Ring closing metathesis of diallylglycine 6 provided cyclic Z-olefin 7 in 80% yield. The reaction was promoted by substitution of the amide nitrogen with the 2,4-dimethoxybenzyl group allowing for the required cis diallylglycine amide rotamer. Removal of the protecting groups provided cyclic dipeptide 2, a constrained scaffold useful in peptidomimetic research. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Organic Letters Pubmed

Synthesis of an eight-membered cyclic pseudo-dipeptide using ring closing metathesis.

Organic Letters , Volume 3 (6): -887 – May 31, 2001

Synthesis of an eight-membered cyclic pseudo-dipeptide using ring closing metathesis.


Abstract

Ring closing metathesis of diallylglycine 6 provided cyclic Z-olefin 7 in 80% yield. The reaction was promoted by substitution of the amide nitrogen with the 2,4-dimethoxybenzyl group allowing for the required cis diallylglycine amide rotamer. Removal of the protecting groups provided cyclic dipeptide 2, a constrained scaffold useful in peptidomimetic research.

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ISSN
1523-7060
DOI
10.1021/ol015530u
pmid
11263909

Abstract

Ring closing metathesis of diallylglycine 6 provided cyclic Z-olefin 7 in 80% yield. The reaction was promoted by substitution of the amide nitrogen with the 2,4-dimethoxybenzyl group allowing for the required cis diallylglycine amide rotamer. Removal of the protecting groups provided cyclic dipeptide 2, a constrained scaffold useful in peptidomimetic research.

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Organic LettersPubmed

Published: May 31, 2001

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