Model β-turn inducers were prepared from constrained oxazanorbornene aminols. Taking advantage of the starting materials geometry, new diastereoisomeric compounds were synthesized, introducing different amino acidic residues. The products were spectroscopically characterized (VT and NMR titration). Temperature coefficients in dimethyl sulfoxide denote the existence of an intramolecular hydrogen bond. Chiroptical properties disclosed a β-turn arrangement of the synthesized compounds. The fused isoxazoline ring constraints the cyclopentane moiety, stabilizing a boatlike conformation that ensures the turn efficiency but limiting the accessibility to hindered amino acids.

Cyclopenta[d]isoxazoline β-Turn Mimics: Synthetic Approach, Turn Driving Force, Scope, and Limitations

Misal Giuseppe Memeo
Conceptualization
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BRUSCHI, MARCO
Formal Analysis
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BERGONZI, LUCA
Formal Analysis
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Giovanni Desimoni
Conceptualization
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Giuseppe Faita
Writing – Review & Editing
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Paolo Quadrelli
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
2018-01-01

Abstract

Model β-turn inducers were prepared from constrained oxazanorbornene aminols. Taking advantage of the starting materials geometry, new diastereoisomeric compounds were synthesized, introducing different amino acidic residues. The products were spectroscopically characterized (VT and NMR titration). Temperature coefficients in dimethyl sulfoxide denote the existence of an intramolecular hydrogen bond. Chiroptical properties disclosed a β-turn arrangement of the synthesized compounds. The fused isoxazoline ring constraints the cyclopentane moiety, stabilizing a boatlike conformation that ensures the turn efficiency but limiting the accessibility to hindered amino acids.
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