Diversity sites

Figure 7 A novel, phosphate ester linking strategy [22] was used in the synthesis of phenyl phosphate-containing compound libraries, accomplished in 96-deepwell reaction blocks [23], Rigid, nonpeptide templates (A-group) and pY+3 substituents (B-group) satisfied the diversity sites of the molecules.

The Marshall Unker [23] has been widely used to synthesize compounds that can be cleaved by primary and secondary amines to afford the corresponding amides. Marshall linker was used in the synthesis of three or more diversity-site hbraries because it allowed the addition of one more diversity element at the cleavage step. While the original reported linker [23] involved the oxidation of the Unker before cleavage, the efficient release of the resin-bound compounds using nucleophiles from the unoxidized linker has been reported [16, 24]. Similarly to the acid-labile linkers, the kinetics of the cleavage reaction and time required for this reaction directly affect the synthesis efficiency, purity and yield of the final products. A cleavage study was carried out on seven resin-bound thiophenol esters (34—40) on Marshall Unker with 3 amines (41-43) (Scheme 12.11 and Tab. 12.4). 

A published synthetic scheme (36) of a four component Ugi reaction (Fig. 6) has been used as an example to demonstrate the use of the SA optimization protocol for the simultaneous optimization of multiple properties. Because two of the four components are fixed in the scheme, only two diversity sites remain for optimization. These two sites come from primary amines (R1NH2) and aldehydes (R2CHO), respectively. We have collected from the ACD (Available Chemical Directory) structures of primary amines and aldehydes available from ALDRICH and LANCASTER. Compounds with reactive or unstable structural patterns are removed. As a result, 779 primary amines and 246 aldehydes are considered. 

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The hydantoin scaffold is among the earliest described diversity-generating systems in combinatorial chemistry [12]. The first procedures were appropriate for syntheses of small arrays, but not suitable for large libraries. Practical limitations such as the small range of suitable building blocks available from commercial vendors, as well as conceptual limitations in the number of diversity sites modifiable directly on the solid phase, made it necessary to design improved approaches for a more extensive exploitation of this template s diversity potential. 

There is some evidence that the production of the minor alkaloids, such as narcotine and papaverine, is more dependent upon locality. Narcotine has been reported as absent from opium produced in France and to be particularly abundant (up to 7-11%) in that from Japan (139). It is present in opium from most of the usual sources derived from Papaver somniferum var. album, and it is absent from the latex of P. somniferum var. nigrum. It is possible that in this instance the locality difference is due to difference of strain. The presence or absence of papaverine, on the other hand, is said to be determined by locality in samples all derived from var. album. It has been found in samples from Asia Minor, China, America, France, Persia, and Egypt, and not in those from Bengal, Patna, and Benares. It is, of course, possible, though not in any way proved, that local strains may have been developed in these diverse sites. 

Another advantage of using AC on a closely specifiable stream rather than the mixed effluent arising on a diverse site is that AC is liable to absorb inorganic salts that are not removed during regeneration. As a result, the capacity of the AC deteriorates over a series of regenerations as the active sites become blocked. 

The total surface coverage for discrete affinity spectra is simply the weighted sum of the coverages of the diverse sites, as in Equation 4.53 ... 

Bitgood MJ and McMahon AP. 1995. Hedgehog and Bmp genes are coexpressed at many diverse sites of cell-ceU interaction in the mouse embryo. Dev Biol 172(1) 126-138. 

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