N[[Equation]]N’ Acyl Migration in the Context of a Medicinal Chemistry Program

37 Pages Posted: 29 Apr 2022

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Liuqing Wei

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Dave Piotrowski

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Guoyun Bai

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Dennis Anderson

Wayne State University

Shawn Cabral

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Abstract

A series of tertiary amides was identified as lead matter for a new medicinal chemistry program. Analysis of analogs made for structure activity studies and physicochemical property measurements revealed that some of these tertiary amides were prone to acyl migration. A series of compounds designed to assess the propensity for acyl migration was synthesized. Qualitative time and temperature kinetics were followed up with quantitative kinetic measurements using 1 H NMR techniques. Many of the examined tertiary amides from this series were shown to migrate under range of pHs and temperatures. Our finding serves as a cautionary note for others working with amides of a similar nature.

Keywords: Amide, acyl migration

Suggested Citation

Wei, Liuqing and Piotrowski, Dave and Bai, Guoyun and Anderson, Dennis and Cabral, Shawn, N[[Equation]]N’ Acyl Migration in the Context of a Medicinal Chemistry Program. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4096975 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4096975

Liuqing Wei (Contact Author)

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Dave Piotrowski

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Guoyun Bai

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Dennis Anderson

Wayne State University ( email )

Detroit, MI 48202
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Shawn Cabral

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