1992
DOI: 10.1021/jo00036a023
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An improved synthesis of 1,2,9,9a-tetrahydrocyclopropa[c]benz[e]indol-4-one (CBI): a simplified analog of the CC-1065 alkylation subunit

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“…Moreover, the observations are inconsistent with alternative models based on the premise that the natural enantiomer alkylation subunit controls the alkylation selectivity. Similarly, the unnatural enantiomer of the reversed agent ent-(-)-CDPI2-DSA (26) was found to alkylate the same sites as (+)-DSA-CDPI2 (25) [77][78][79], and the extensive number of investigations directed at the subunits of the natural products (33), studies that have provided analogs (80,81) and agents containing deepseated structural modifications have proven unusually valuable in defining the relationships between structure, functional reactivity, and biological properties (82)(83)(84)(85)(86)(87)(88)(89)(90)(91)(92)(93)(94)(95)(96)(97). The acid-catalyzed activation of the DNA alkylation reaction led to the intuitive proposal that there may exist a direct relationship between the reactivity and cytotoxic activity of the agents and established the expectation that the biological potency may be enhanced as the electrophilic reactivity is increased (81).…”
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“…Moreover, the observations are inconsistent with alternative models based on the premise that the natural enantiomer alkylation subunit controls the alkylation selectivity. Similarly, the unnatural enantiomer of the reversed agent ent-(-)-CDPI2-DSA (26) was found to alkylate the same sites as (+)-DSA-CDPI2 (25) [77][78][79], and the extensive number of investigations directed at the subunits of the natural products (33), studies that have provided analogs (80,81) and agents containing deepseated structural modifications have proven unusually valuable in defining the relationships between structure, functional reactivity, and biological properties (82)(83)(84)(85)(86)(87)(88)(89)(90)(91)(92)(93)(94)(95)(96)(97). The acid-catalyzed activation of the DNA alkylation reaction led to the intuitive proposal that there may exist a direct relationship between the reactivity and cytotoxic activity of the agents and established the expectation that the biological potency may be enhanced as the electrophilic reactivity is increased (81).…”
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“…Schließlich beschrieben Boger und Mitarbeiter die Synthese eines synthetisch besser zugänglichen Cyclopropabenzindols (CBI, Abbildung 27) als Mçglichkeit, um die alkylierende CPI-Untereinheit zu ersetzen und dabei zu Verbindungen zu gelangen, die noch immer aktiv waren, aber etwa 4-mal so stabil. [99][100][101] Versuche, diese neuen Gruppen einzubauen, wurden zunächst mit der Synthese des Analogons DC1 umgesetzt, das das stabilere Chlormethyl-Surrogat, CBI als alkylierende Untereinheit und einen Linker mit einem Thiol an der terminalen Pyrroloindol-Einheit für die Konjugation mit einem Antikçrper enthält (Abbildung 30). [102] Antikçrper-DC1-Konjugate mit 3 bis 4 DC1-Molekülen pro Antikçrper und Disulfidbrücken erwiesen sich als extrem cytotoxisch mit IC 50 -Werten im niedrigen pikomolaren Bereich und mit einer > 1000fachen Selektivität für antigen-positive Zellen.…”
Section: (+)-Cc-1065 Und Die Duocarmycine Als Adc-beladungunclassified
“…We have developed functionalized Py À Im polyamides that target specific DNA sequences and evaluated their biological properties. [4] PyÀIm polyamide conjugates with the 1,2,9,9a-tetra-hydrocyclopropaA C H T U N G T R E N N U N G [1,2-c]benzA C H T U N G T R E N N U N G [1,2-e]indol-4-one (CBI) [5][6][7] alkylating moiety have sequence-specific DNA-alkylating activity to alkylate at the N3 position of adenine at a predetermined site. [8] In particular, we have successfully targeted and induced sequence-specific alkylation at the Kras codon 13 mutation site.…”
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