Asymmetric synthesis and translational competence of L-alpha-(1-cyclobutenyl)glycine.
Lasanthi P Jayathilaka, Mahua Deb, Robert F Standaert
Index: Org. Lett. 6(21) , 3659-62, (2004)
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Abstract
[reaction: see text] L-alpha-(1-Cyclobutenyl)glycine (1-Cbg) was targeted as a potentially translatable analogue of isoleucine and valine and as a useful building block for peptides. An enantioselective synthesis was executed in which the key step was diastereoselective addition of 1-cyclobutenylmagnesium bromide to the sulfinimine 2b derived from (S)-t-butanesulfinimide and tert-butyl glyoxylate. 1-Cbg was found to substitute efficiently for isoleucine and valine, but not leucine, in the translation of green fluorescent protein in vitro.
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