Scale-up synthesis of TAP7f, an antitumoral triazolyl peptidyl penicillin
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https://doi.org/10.30827/ars.v61i3.15210Keywords:
antitumoral, scale-up, Triazolyl peptidyl penicillinsAbstract
Purpose: The purpose of this work was to develop a synthetic process to obtain the compound with anti-tumor activity, TAP7f, on a gram scale, for preclinical studies.
Method: Solution chemistry strategies were used to replace the original synthetic solid phase route to make the process more profitable.
Results: TAP7f was obtained from an inexpensive starting material L-phe, in five-steps and using less amounts of reagents, rendering this new process more amenable to the large-scale production.
Conclusions: We have demonstrated that this new, procedure is a more efficient and economical route to synthesize the target molecule in large scale.
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