A collection of peptidomimetics characterized by having an aspartic acid motif embedded in a rigid hydantoin heterocycle are synthesized through a sequential multicomponent domino process followed by standard regioselective deprotection/coupling reactions based on acid-base liquid/liquid purification protocols. 1H nuclear magnetic resonance experiments, molecular modeling, and X-ray analysis showed that the resulting hydantoin-based loops I (in particular) and II (to a lesser extent) can be considered novel β-turn inducer motifs being able to project two peptide-like strands in a U-shaped conformation driven by the formation of intermolecular hydrogen bonds.

Turn-Mimic Hydantoin-Based Loops Constructed by a Sequential Multicomponent Reaction / A.M. Caramiello, M.C. Bellucci, J. Marti-Rujas, A. Sacchetti, A. Volonterio. - In: JOURNAL OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. - ISSN 1520-6904. - 88:22(2023 Nov 17), pp. 15790-15804. [10.1021/acs.joc.3c01861]

Turn-Mimic Hydantoin-Based Loops Constructed by a Sequential Multicomponent Reaction

M.C. Bellucci
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2023

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A collection of peptidomimetics characterized by having an aspartic acid motif embedded in a rigid hydantoin heterocycle are synthesized through a sequential multicomponent domino process followed by standard regioselective deprotection/coupling reactions based on acid-base liquid/liquid purification protocols. 1H nuclear magnetic resonance experiments, molecular modeling, and X-ray analysis showed that the resulting hydantoin-based loops I (in particular) and II (to a lesser extent) can be considered novel β-turn inducer motifs being able to project two peptide-like strands in a U-shaped conformation driven by the formation of intermolecular hydrogen bonds.
Settore CHIM/06 - Chimica Organica
17-nov-2023
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