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    CombinatorialChemistry

    Technology

    Hugo Kubinyi

    Germany

    E-Mail [email protected] www.kubinyi.de

    Hugo Kubinyi, www.kubinyi.de

    Combinatorial Diversity in Nature

    20 natural amino acids yield

    400 dipeptides

    8,000 tripeptides ...

    64,000,000 hexapeptides and, in principle,

    10400 proteins with MW 30 kD

    100 chemically modified amino acids yield

    e.g. 1,000,000,000,000 hexapeptides,

    and ... 4 nucleic bases encode all organisms !

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    Number of organic molecules with MW < 500(C, H, O, N, P, S, F, Cl, Br, I)

    1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000

    or more or less ....

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    Principles of Combinatorial Chemistry

    Combinatorial Chemistry generates a multitude of

    chemically related (congeneric) compounds,

    so-called combinatorial libraries"

    In the last years, combinatorial chemistry in drug

    research changed more and more to automated

    parallel synthesis and parallel purification.

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    CH3

    NH

    O

    OMe

    CH3

    NH2

    +

    Cl

    O

    OMe=

    Classical organicsynthesis:

    1 educt x 1 educt = 1 product

    Combinatorial synthesis:R1 NH

    2+

    Cl R2

    O= N

    O

    R2R1

    e.g. 50 educts x 20 educts =1,000 products

    Multicomponent reaction (e.g. Ugi reaction):

    R4

    O

    N

    R1

    R2

    O

    N R3

    H

    H

    e.g. 50 x 20 x 5 x 200 educts = 1 million products

    R1-NH2 + R2-CHO + R3-NC + R4-COOH =

    Multistep combinatorialsynthesis:

    e.g. 50 x 20 x 20 educts =20,000 products

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    Combinatorial Library

    N

    R5R

    6

    R7R

    8

    R4

    N

    R10

    R9

    R3R

    1 R2

    O

    *

    *

    Building blocks with 68 different residues in 10positions (R1 - R10 are 5, 10, 10, 4, 2, 5, 5, 2, 5, and 20residues) generate a library of 20 million differentcompounds. Consideration of both steric centers (*)increases this number by a factor of four, i.e. to80 million different compounds.

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    Solid Phase Synthesis: Beads

    Cross-linked polystyrene

    (1.0-1.5% divinylbenzene)

    Ph

    Ph

    Ph

    Ph Ph Ph

    PhPh

    Ph

    Ph

    Ph

    Ph

    Ph

    PhPh

    Ph

    Cl

    Cl

    Cl

    Cl

    Functionalizationof the beads by

    chloromethylationand further chemicalreactions

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    Tentagel Beads (Polystyrene, Grafted with Polyoxy-ethylene), Rapp Polymers, Tbingen, Germany

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    The Principle of Solid Phase Synthesis

    bead(40-80 m)and linker

    scaffold withfunctional groups

    product

    immobilization

    three-step

    synthesis

    cleavage

    immobilized product

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    The Combination of Scaffolds and Building Blocks

    3 building blocks A1-A3and3 building blocks B1-B3

    yield 9 productsA1B1 A3B3 .

    In the same manner,10 x 10 x 10 buildingblocks yield 1,000products A1B1C1 A10B10C10 .

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    Linkers: Merrifield and Wang linkers

    Cl

    OOH

    OO

    O

    R (several steps)

    RCOOH

    (product)50% TFA

    Merrifield resin

    Wang resin("Wang linker")

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    Linkers: a) Merrifield Peptide Synthesis

    Boc-NHCHR1COO-Cl

    OO

    HR1

    NHBoc

    OO

    HR1

    N

    H

    O

    R2

    NHBoc

    H

    1) HCl / CH3COOH

    2) Boc-NHCHR2COO- / DCCI

    50% TFA

    SN2

    OHO

    HR1

    NH

    O

    R2

    NH2

    H Dipeptide

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    Other linkers

    OOH

    OMe

    OMe

    Rink acidlinker

    O

    NHFmoc

    OMe

    OMe

    protectedRink amidelinker

    O

    NHFmoc

    OprotectedSieberlinker

    Cl

    Trityllinker

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    Safety catch linkers

    S O R

    stable

    S O R

    OO

    labilebase

    S

    OO

    + R-OH

    NH

    O

    SN

    O O

    R

    O

    Product

    R = H: stable

    OH-

    product-COOH

    HNR1R2

    product-CONR1R2

    + CH2N2 R = CH3: labile

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    Traceless (safety catch) linker

    NH

    NHO R

    stable

    Cu(OAc)2

    NH2

    R

    N

    H

    O+ N2 +

    Polymer-supported solution phase syntheses

    Polymeric reagents

    A + BC

    A-B

    reagent

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    Solid Phase-Supported Synthesis of ()-Epibatidine

    9.

    NCl

    OH

    NO2

    N

    NH

    H

    85%endo

    ()

    ()

    basicepimerization

    8. NMe3BH4

    Cl

    7. Mesyl-Cl

    N NN

    ClNH

    H

    ()-Epibatidine

    (exo:endo = 3:1)

    4.

    5.

    6. NMe3BH4

    NMe2

    OTBS

    NCl

    Cl

    O

    NCl

    OH

    NO2

    2.

    1. NMe3BH4

    NMe3RuO4

    3. NMe3OH

    + MeNO2

    N NP

    Et2N N-tBu

    R. J. Booth and J. C. Hodges, J. Am. Chem. Soc. 119, 4882-4886 (1997)

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    Solid Phase-Supported Synthesis of ()-Oxomaritidineand ()-Epimaritidine

    NMe3+ BH4

    -

    ()-Oxomaritidine

    NMe3+ RuO4

    -OH

    OMe

    OMeCH2Cl2100 % OMe

    OMe

    CHOOH

    NH2

    MeOH90 %

    1.

    2.

    HMeO

    N

    OH

    MeO

    MeO

    N

    OH

    O CF3

    MeO

    N N

    (F3CCO)2O

    99 %

    I(OCOCX3)2

    X = H or F

    MeO N

    O

    O

    CF3

    MeO

    NEt3+ HCO3

    -

    N

    O

    MeO

    MeOMeOH100 %

    H2 / Pd / C

    MeOH

    95 %

    CuSO4 or NiCl2MeOH

    90 %

    ()-Epimaritidine

    N

    OH

    MeO

    MeO N

    O

    MeO

    MeO

    F3CCH2OH

    70 %

    NMe3+ BH4

    -

    S. V. Ley et al.,J. Chem. Soc.Perkin Trans. 1,1251-1252 (1999)

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    Polymeric scavengers for building blocks, sideproducts and reagents

    A + excess BX

    X-BA-B +A-B + B

    A + BX

    X-DA-B +A-B + sideproduct D

    A + BX

    X-CA-B +

    reagentC

    A-B + C

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    Scavenger Reagents: Ion Exchange Resins,Polymeric Acids and Bases, Isocyanates, etc.

    O

    Me

    O

    +

    NHNH2

    COOH

    1 equivalent 1.2 equivalentsNCO

    N

    O

    NN

    COOH

    Me

    Cl O

    O

    1.

    2. R-NH2N

    N

    CONHR

    Me

    NCO3. +

    NH CH2CH

    2N(CH

    2CH

    2NH

    2)2

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    Resin capture strategy

    A + BX

    X-A-B A-BA-B + C +side product D

    reagentC cleavage

    Resin capture with an ion exchange resin

    H2N-R

    SO3

    -

    (Amberlite ion exchange resin)

    H3N+-RSO

    3

    -NH3/MeOH

    H2N-R

    Catch and release strategy

    B1 + B2X-A

    X-A-B A-BB + C +side product D

    reagentC

    [ ]

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    Catch and release strategy, using a traceless linker

    B

    R3

    R1

    R2 O O

    R3

    R1

    R2

    Si

    MeMe

    ONH

    Susukicoupling release

    R3

    R1

    R2

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    Milestones in the History of Multicomponent Reactions

    A. Strecker (1850)

    A. R. Hantzsch (1890)

    P. Biginelli (1893)

    C. Mannich (1912)

    NH3 + HCN + RCHO R NH2

    C N

    NH3 + R1

    Cl

    O

    R2+ H

    O

    OR

    O N

    H

    R1

    R2 COOR

    R1-CHO +

    O

    NH2

    NH2+ R2

    O

    R3NH

    NH

    O

    R2 R3

    R1

    CH2O + R1R2NH +H

    O

    R3

    R4

    NR1

    R3 R4H

    O

    R2

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    M. Passerini (1921)

    H. T. Bucherer (1934)

    F. Asinger (1958)

    I. Ugi (1959)

    R1NC + R2CHO + R3COOH

    HCN + NH3 + CO2 + RCHO

    +

    R1NH2 + R2CHO+ R3NC + R4COOH

    O

    R3 O

    R2

    O

    NH

    R1

    NHNH

    O

    O R

    NH3 +

    O

    R1 R2

    O

    R3R4

    SHN

    SR4

    R3

    R1

    R2

    O

    R4 N

    R1

    NH

    O

    R2

    R3

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    Complex Molecules from MulticomponentReactions

    OSi(iPr)3

    NH2

    +O CHO+ +

    NCAr

    NH

    O

    HOOC

    4 steps e.g. NN

    ON

    OH H

    O

    OH

    BrHH

    O

    S. L. Schreiber, Science 287, 1964-1969 (2000)L. Weber, Drug Discov. today 7, 143-147 (2002)

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    The Generation of Scaffold Diversity

    O

    NH2

    (Me)2N

    OMeO

    NC

    COSH

    CHO

    NCOMe

    H2NHN

    N

    NH2OHO

    NH

    N

    O

    O

    O

    OMe

    NNH

    NH

    N N

    NH

    L. Weber, Drug Discov. today 7, 143-147 (2002)

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    R1 N+

    C R2 O R3 NH2

    N

    N

    R

    RNH

    NHR

    R

    NH

    N

    O NHR

    N

    R

    R

    NHRO

    N

    NNN

    N

    R

    R

    COOEt

    N

    NH

    R

    MeOOC O

    R

    N

    O NO

    RHN

    R

    R

    RNH

    O

    NH

    R

    R

    + +

    N

    NH R

    ONHR

    N

    NHRO

    R

    O

    R

    NH

    O

    O

    NHR

    C

    N

    RN

    N

    NHR

    ONHR

    Three componentUgi reaction

    L. Weber, QSAR Comb. Sci. 24, 809-823 (2005)

    The Generation of Scaffold Diversity

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    Increasing Diversity of Combinatorial Libraries

    NH

    O

    F

    NO2

    NH2

    O

    N

    S

    R2O

    N

    H

    R1NH

    2

    OS

    N

    OR2NH

    R1

    NH2

    O

    N

    N

    R3O

    R2

    R1

    NH2

    O

    N

    N

    R2

    R1 O

    R3

    NH2

    O

    N

    S

    OR1 O

    R3 NH2

    O

    N

    NR1

    O

    R2

    NH2

    O

    N

    N

    R1

    NHR2

    NH2

    O

    N

    N

    R1

    S

    R2

    N

    S

    R2

    O

    NH

    R1SNH2

    O

    courtesy of Drs.M. Mann, W. Sauer,Serono, Geneva

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