Enediyne Compounds Equipped with Acid-, Base- and Photo-Sensitive Triggering Devices. Chemical Simulation of the Dynemicin A Reaction Cascade
Even under very mild basic conditions, the NH compound 2 is generated from the enediyne 1. Compound 2 proved too labile to be isolated, but could be trapped with nucleophiles such as PhOH and PhSH, resulting in the formation of the dibenzo compounds 4 (via 3), among other products. Compounds 2—like...
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description | Even under very mild basic conditions, the NH compound 2 is generated from the enediyne 1. Compound 2 proved too labile to be isolated, but could be trapped with nucleophiles such as PhOH and PhSH, resulting in the formation of the dibenzo compounds 4 (via 3), among other products. Compounds 2—like several other newly synthesized compounds—exhibits DNA‐cleaving activity. |
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