A General Co-Catalytic Methodology for Enantioselective Photoredox Radical Cation Reactions
对映选择性光氧化还原自由基阳离子反应的通用助催化方法
基本信息
- 批准号:10001979
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 6.53万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2019-09-01 至 2022-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AffectAlder plantAlkenesAnionsBindingBiologicalCarbonCatalysisCationsDDX26 geneDangerousnessDevelopmentDiels Alder reactionDiseaseDrug ScreeningHydrogen BondingIonsLaboratoriesLibrariesMedicineMentorshipMethodologyMethodsMolecularNatural ProductsNatureOrganic SynthesisPathway interactionsPharmaceutical PreparationsPharmacologic SubstancePhotochemistryProcessPublic HealthReactionResearchSpectrum AnalysisStructureTrainingTranslatingUniversitiesVariantVisible RadiationWorkcareercatalystcostcost effectivecycloadditiondienedrug developmentenantiomerindolinenoveloxidationpreventprofessorreaction ratescaffoldscale upscreeningside effectwasting
项目摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY
The transformation of alkenes into precursors for natural products is an important step in
many pharmaceutical processes. In many cases, only one enantiomer of a natural product or
pharmaceutical compound has the intended biological activity. Other enantiomers may be
inactive, and thus a waste of material, or cause dangerous unwanted side-effects. However, the
synthesis of enantiopure bioactive molecules can be difficult and costly. Enantioselective variants
of some of the most important molecular complexity-building reactions, like the Diels-Alder
cycloaddition and hydrofunctionalization reaction, are limited in substrate scope and scale-up
ability. The polarity inverted radical cation reaction greatly expanded the substrate scope and the
advent of visible light photocatalysis provided a cost-effective method to catalyze these reactions.
Few asymmetric photocatalytic methodologies have been developed with limited application to
natural product and pharmaceutical synthesis. The proposed research will develop an asymmetric
co-catalytic methodology general to photocatalyzed radical cation reactions. This methodology
will take advantage of ion-pair formation between the radical cation and a counteranion in solution.
Chiral hydrogen bond donor co-catalysts that bind the counteranions will provide a means to
optimize the asymmetric reaction independent of the photocatalyst yielding unparalleled control
over the reaction rate and selectivity. This methodology will be initially optimized for the
photoinitiated radical cation Diels-Alder cycloaddition. Separate optimization of the photocatalyst
and the hydrogen bond donating co-catalysts will provide a synthetically useful asymmetric
transformation. Application of this methodology to the synthesis of enantiopure indolines will
provide clear evidence of its applicability in the synthesis of biologically important compounds and
scaffolds. The proposed methodology will be translated to the asymmetric photocatalysis of
alkene hydrofunctionalization to provide enantiopure value-added products. The successful
development of this asymmetric co-catalytic methodology will provide chemists with the means to
rapidly synthesize enantiopure compound libraries for rapid drug screening and development.
The training I receive through the proposed research and mentorship from Professor Tehshik
Yoon will provide me with an extensive background in organic synthesis and methodology
development. Through combination with my background in spectroscopy and photochemistry I
will develop an independent career as an R1 university professor focused on the use of
mechanistic study to develop novel, pharmaceutically useful organic transformation.
项目摘要
将烯烃转化为天然产品的前体是重要的一步
许多药物过程。在许多情况下,只有一个天然产品的对映异构体或
药物化合物具有预期的生物学活性。其他对映异构体可能是
无效,因此浪费了物质,或引起危险的不良副作用。但是,
对映体生物活性分子的合成可能很困难且昂贵。对映选择性变体
在某些最重要的分子复杂性构建反应中,例如Diels-alder
环加成和加水功能化反应在底物范围内受到限制
能力。极性反转的自由基阳离子反应大大扩展了底物范围和
可见光光催化的出现提供了一种具有成本效益的方法来催化这些反应。
很少有不对称的光催化方法有限
天然产物和药物合成。拟议的研究将发展不对称
聚催化自由基阳离子反应的共催化方法论。这种方法
将利用自由基阳离子和溶液中的反拮抗之间的离子形成。
手性氢键供体共同催化剂结合反敌人将提供一种手段
优化独立于光催化剂的不对称反应,获得无与伦比的对照
超过反应率和选择性。该方法最初将针对
光学自由基阳离子Diels-Alder Cyclotition。光催化剂的单独优化
氢键捐赠共催化剂将提供合成有用的不对称
转型。将此方法应用于对映射吲哚的合成
提供明确的证据表明其适用于生物学上重要化合物的合成和
脚手架。所提出的方法将转化为非对称光催化的
烯烃的水功能化以提供对映射增值产品。成功
这种不对称的共催化方法的发展将为化学家提供用于
快速合成对映体化合物文库,以快速筛查和发育。
我通过Tehshik教授的拟议研究和指导获得的培训
Yoon将为我提供有机合成和方法论广泛的背景
发展。通过与我的光谱和光化学背景结合使用
将发展独立职业,作为R1大学教授,专注于使用
机械研究以开发新型药物有用的有机转化。
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A General Co-Catalytic Methodology for Enantioselective Photoredox Radical Cation Reactions
对映选择性光氧化还原自由基阳离子反应的通用助催化方法
- 批准号:
10241313 - 财政年份:2019
- 资助金额:
$ 6.53万 - 项目类别:
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