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Highly modular assembly of cationic helical scaffolds: rapid synthesis of diverse helquats via differential quaternization

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posted on 2024-03-25, 16:37 authored by LAa Severa, LAa Adriaenssens, JAa Vávra, DAa Šaman, IAb Císa�ová, PAa Fiedler, FAa Teplý
<p>A protocol for rapid and highly modular assembly of a diverse set of helquats is described. From a common bis-isoquinoline precursor, two successive distinct pyridine-type nitrogen quaternizations followed by rhodium-catalyzed 2+2+2 cycloaddition afford non-symmetric 7helquats. This route allows for straightforward molecular editing of cationic helical skeletons as exemplified by the synthesis of 15 different 5-, 6-, and 7helquats. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.</p>

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Publication Title

Tetrahedron

Volume

66

Issue

19

Pages/Article Number

3537-3552

Publisher

Elsevier

ISSN

00404020

Date Submitted

2018-07-25

Date Accepted

2010-03-01

Date of First Publication

2010-03-06

Date of Final Publication

2010-03-06

ePrints ID

22742

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