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Radical arylation of tyrosine and its application in the synthesis of a highly selective neurotensin receptor 2 ligand
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Radical arylation of tyrosine and its application in the synthesis of a highly selective neurotensin receptor 2 ligand

Gerald Pratsch, Johannes F. Unfried, Juergen Einsiedel, Manuel Plomer, Harald Huebner, Peter Gmeiner and Markus R. Heinrich
Organic & biomolecular chemistry, Vol.9(10), pp.3746-3752
21/05/2011
PMID: 21472182

Abstract

Chemistry Chemistry, Organic Physical Sciences Science & Technology
A small library of Fmoc-protected 3-arylated tyrosines was created by radical arylation. The new building blocks were successfully applied in the synthesis of two novel neurotensin receptor ligands. Both isomers showed high affinity for the human NTS2 receptor with K-i values in the nanomolar range. Interestingly, subtype selectivity strongly depends on the configuration of the peptide in position 11. Isomer (11R)-3 displayed an excellent preference for NTS2 compared to NTS1.

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