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Solid-phase synthesis of tris-benzamides as α-helix mimetics.
ACS Combinatorial Science 2011 March 15
Small molecules mimicking α-helices are of great interest since numerous protein-protein interactions use helical structures at the interface. With a goal of generating libraries of α-helix mimetics, an efficient solid-phase synthetic method was developed to produce tris-benzamides. The tris-benzamide scaffold was designed to place three side-chain functional groups found at the i, i + 4, and i + 7 positions of an α-helix, emulating one helical face. The synthetic strategy involves simple and iterative reactions of removal of an allyl ester, formation of an amide bond via an O → N acyl migration, and an O-alkylation. A small library of twenty tris-benzamides containing a variety of functional groups was prepared in high purity (83-99%) to demonstrate the versatility of the synthetic approach. This methodology allowed the facile and rapid construction of α-helix mimetics that would facilitate the identification of small molecules for target proteins.
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