Synthesis · 1992 · 16 citations · 0 references
EngineeringAmino Acid EstersOrganic ChemistryPeptide ScienceChemistryProduct AmidesMedicinal ChemistryPolymer-bound Tri-phenylphosphinePrimary AminesCross-coupling ReactionBiochemistryDiversity-oriented SynthesisPolymer-bound TriphenylphosphineBiomolecular EngineeringOrganic Material ChemistryCarbon TetrachlorideNatural SciencesPeptide SynthesisSynthetic Chemistry
The combination of carbon tetrachloride and polymer-bound tri-phenylphosphine is shown to be useful for coupling N-alkoxycarbonyl α-amino acids and primary amines including amino acid esters. The three major N-protecting groups, CBz, Boc, and FMOC are well tolerated. The product amides are isolated in 78-100% yields with negligible epimerization of the α-carbon.