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Acylenamino Acid Derivatives

Assignments of the configuration of acylenamino acid derivatives depend mainly on H-NMR spectroscopic measurements, in particular because the influence of the carboxy and acylamino substituents on the chemical shifts of P-alkyl and vinyl protons. Thus Brown and Smale (75) have shown that the vinyl proton in 2-benzamido- and 2-phthalimido-crotonic acid esters absorbs at lower field when it and the acylamino group are mutually cis E isomer). The configurational assignments deduced in this study from the chemical shifts of the P-methyl protons must however be corrected (see below). [Pg.261]

IV. Synthesis of Dehydroamino Acid Derivatives A. Acylenamino Acid Derivatives... [Pg.262]

One of the earliest known syntheses of acylenamino acid derivatives (11) consists of the ring opening of 4-alkylidene-(aralkylidene-)-A -oxazolin-5-ones (10) by attack of a nucleophile HY on the carbonyl group. As nucleophiles also readily add to the exocyclic double bond of... [Pg.262]

Riordan and Stammer (335, 336) employed o-chloranil to oxidize saturated A -oxazolinones, and obtained dioxinones. Treatment of the latter with nucleophiles such as CH3O", PhNH2 or PhCH2SH afforded a-substituted amino acid derivatives, possibly by addition to the acylimine in equilibrium with the quinone adduct. Use of a non-nucleophilic base coupled with scavenging of the phenolic hydroxy groups by etherification made possible the isolation of acylenamino acid derivatives. [Pg.266]

O, D) A hypothetical pathway is the formation of an acylimino acid unit by N-hydroxylation of the amino acid within the peptide chain followed by loss of water. a-Acylimino carboxylic acid derivatives readily rearrange to acylenamino carboxylic acid derivatives 314). N-Hydroxy compounds, such as mycelianamide and pulcherrimic acid [for a review on cyclic hydroxamic acids see ref. (26)], have been found within the class of dehydrocyclopeptides. Although N-hydroxypyra-zinones are common, it is not known whether these compounds are biogenetically linked with the piperazinediones. It is appropriate to point out that N-hydroxylation of amides is a familiar degradative pathway in the metabolic processes of higher organisms 412). The facile elimination of water from N-acylhydroxylamino acids to form acylenamino acids 377) should also be noted in this context. [Pg.259]

A synthesis of acylenamino carboxylic acids from acylamino acids has been described by Poisel and Schmidt 310,312,313). Acylamino acid esters are N-chlorinated with t-butylhypochlorite in the presence of catalytic quantities of base. A full equivalent of base can then be used to eliminate HCl, with the initial formation of acylimino esters as unstable primary products which then either add solvent (alcohol) to form a-acylamino-a-alkoxy acid derivatives (22), or (in the absence of protic solvents) rearrange to the acylenamino acid esters (21). The a-acylamino-a-methoxy carboxylic acid (22) esters can also be converted... [Pg.271]

Acylenamino Carboxylic Acid Derivatives From N-Hydroxyamino Acid... [Pg.272]

Acylenamino Carboxylic Acid Derivatives by Chain Lengthening of -Halo-a-acylaminoacrylic Acid Derivatives... [Pg.275]

This reaction has been studied in some detail by H. Poisel and U. Schmidt 310, 312, 314), using several acylamino acid esters, a-Methoxy derivatives (22) were obtained from the N-chloro compounds on elimination of HCl with CHaO /CHaOH, while treatment with non-nucleophilic bases in aprotic solvents afforded acylenamino acid esters (21). Acylimino acids were undoubtedly primary elimination products, although it proved impossible to detect them. [Pg.282]

The double bond of N-acylenamino acids and their esters represents the locus minoris resistentiae . As a result of conjugation with the carboxyl group, the double bond is a good acceptor for nucleophilic addends under basic catalysis. The acylamino group makes electrophilic additions possible. It is thus possible to obtain a- or P-mercapto a-amino acid derivatives by selecting the appropriate reaction conditions for the addition of mercaptans. [Pg.289]

Acylenamino Derivatives by N-ChlorinationjDehydrochlorination of Acyl Amino Acid Esters... [Pg.271]


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