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Using a combination of solid phase synthesis for the preparation of N-subst
ituted-N-acylglycines 7 followed by solution-phase ring transformation of t
rifluoromethylacyl munchnone intermediate 8, a library of 200 trisubstitute
d-5-trifluoromethylketo (TFMK) imidazoles 9 was prepared. In a sublibrary,
bromoacetate resin 4 was treated with 5 amines in parallel to give N-substi
tuted glycines 5 followed by acylation with 12 acid chlorides to provide, u
pon cleavage from the resin, 60 individual N-substituted-N-acylglycines 7.
The glycines 7 were converted to munchnones 8 by treatment with trifluoroac
etic anhydride followed by reaction with benzamidine to give trisubstituted
-5-TFMK-imidazoles 9. The structural content of the library was analyzed us
ing PlateView of the LCMS results, and individual members were isolated by
automated preparative LCMS. (C) 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.