Advanced Syntech, LLC

Eugene Campian

Boliang Lou

Jinfang Zhang

Adnan M M Mjalli

Kexin Yang

Boliang Lu

The present invention relates to a novel solid support template of Formula (I) and methods for producing novel highly functionalized imidazoles, pyrazinones and benzodiazepinones through a plurality of chemical reactions utilizing the solid support template

Solid support template for preparation of highly functionalized heterocycle compounds

Multifunctionalized support resin for the solid phase synthesis of combinatorial libraries is disclosed. The support resin comprises a resin backbone to which is attached a template containing at least two more attachment points which carry mutiple functionalized benzyl-type linkers. Each linker displays differing chemical stability under cleavage conditions so that products can be selectively and sequentially cleaved and separated from the reaction vessel. The linkers are independently different benzyl-type moieties, and each product synthesized on the linkers may have a different chemical structure. The support resin may further comprise an additional linker which is directly attached to the resin backbone. This linker can benzyl-type linkers or other traditional cleavable-linkers. The invention is further directed to a method for the production of mutiple combinatorial libraries in a simultaneous fashion utilizing the above described support resin. The products are selectively cleaved under conditions where only one linker site is cleaved so that the product is individually separated from the reaction vessel.

Multifunctionalized solid support resins for synthesis of combinatorial libraries and method for using the same

A method of synthesizing &agr;-sulfonamido amide, carboxylic acid or hydroxamic acid derivatives comprising providing a set of polymer-bound reactant(s) (sulfonamide, aldehyde or ketone, isocyanide or acid) to react with three sets of the other three reactants to form an array of polymer-bound &agr;-sulfonamido amide-type intermediates and use of such intermediates for the preparation of combinatorial libraries.

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