A CONVENIENT METHOD FOR LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION - PARALLEL SYNTHESIS OF BETA-AMINO ESTER AND QUINOLINE DERIVATIVES IN LIQUID-PHASE USING LN(OTF)(3)-CATALYZED 3-COMPONENT REACTIONS
S. Kobayashi et al., A CONVENIENT METHOD FOR LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION - PARALLEL SYNTHESIS OF BETA-AMINO ESTER AND QUINOLINE DERIVATIVES IN LIQUID-PHASE USING LN(OTF)(3)-CATALYZED 3-COMPONENT REACTIONS, Biotechnology and bioengineering, 61(1), 1998, pp. 23-31
A convenient method for library construction in liquid phase, which is
based on lanthanide triflate (Ln(OTf)(3))-catalyzed three-component r
eactions, has been developed. Equimolar amounts of each component, an
aldehyde, an amine, and a silyl enol ether or an alkene, react smoothl
y in the presence of Ln(OTf)(3), and the work-up and purification proc
esses are performed by simply passing through a short column. The key
is to use Ln(OTf)(3) as a Lewis acid catalyst, which is not decomposed
during the work-up and purification steps, and is easily separated fr
om products by the simple procedure. According to this method, various
high-quality beta-amino ester and quinoline derivatives have been pre
pared in parallel in large quantities. (C) 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Inc
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