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A mechanistic model for the aziridine aldehyde-driven macrocyclization of peptides.
Journal of Organic Chemistry 2017 March 9
Aziridine aldehyde-driven macrocyclization of peptides is a powerful tool for the construction of biologically active macrocycles. While this process has been used to generate diverse collections of cyclic molecules, its mechanistic underpinnings have remained unclear. To enable progress in this area we have carried out a mechanistic study, which suggests that the cyclization owes its efficiency to a combination of electrostatic attraction between termini of a discrete nitrilium ion intermediate and intramolecular hydrogen bonding. Our model adequately explains the experimentally observed trends, including diastereoselectivity, and should facilitate the development of other macrocyclization reactions.
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