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. 2011 Dec 16;68(8):2068–2073. doi: 10.1016/j.tet.2011.12.026

Table 1.

PF1022A solid phase-synthesis—optimization of coupling-steps 14

Step (entry) Building block (3.0 equiv) Product (bond formed) No. of couplings Conditions (equiv) Yield (%)
1a THP-PhLac 19 (ester) 3 DIC (3.0), DMAP (0.1) 62a
1b 2 DIC (3.0), DMAP (3.0), HOBt (3.0) 92a
1c 2 EDCI (3.0), DMAP (0.1) 17a
1d 3 HATU (2.0), DIEA (3.0) 36a
2a Fmoc-NMe-Leu 20 (ester) 3 DIC (3.0), DMAP (0.1) 91b
2b 2 DIC (3.0), DMAP (3.0), HOBt (3.0) 93b
2c 2 EDCI (3.0), DMAP (0.1) 44b
3a THP-Lac 21 (amide) 2 HATU (2.0), DIEA (3.0) 77a
3b 2 DIC (3.0), DMAP (0.1) 54a
3c 2 DIC (3.0), DMAP (3.0), HOBt (3.0) 48a
3d 2 EDCI (3.0), DMAP (0.1) 19a
3e 1 15 acid chloride (3.0), DMAP (1.0) 34a
4a Fmoc-NMe-Leu 22 (ester) 2 DIC (3.0), DMAP (0.1) 51b
4b 2 DIC (3.0), DMAP (3.0), HOBt (3.0) 77b
4c 1 Acid chloride (3.0), DMAP (1.0) 5b
4d 1 (Fmoc-NMe-Leu)2O (3.0 equiv), DMAP (3.0 equiv) 38b
4e 2 TPP (3.0 equiv), DEAD (3.0 equiv) 51b
a

Gravimetric determination of the product after deprotection and cleavage from the resin.

b

UV-determination after Fmoc removal. Yields calculated on a loading of 1.07 mmol/g resin. THF was used as solvent in all experiments.