2024
DOI: 10.1039/d3md00350g
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Physicochemical characterization of B-hydroxyphenyl phosphine borane derivatives and their evaluation as nuclear estrogen receptor ligands

Yu Miyajima,
Tomomi Noguchi-Yachide,
Kotaro Ochiai
et al.

Abstract: This is the first report of biologically active B-substituted phosphineborane derivatives. Phosphine boranes could be versatile structural options in medicinal chemistry for expanding the chemical space available for drug discovery.

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“…The trimethylphosphine-borane derivatives 16 and 28 exhibited a LogP value of 3.65. In our previous study, the corresponding phenol derivative B-4-hydroxyphenyl trimethylphosphine-borane exhibited a LogP value of 2.44 [12]. The reported substituent constants of hydrophobicity of the CF 3 and phenolic OH groups were 0.88 and −0.67, respectively [47], and therefore, the difference between the LogP values of trifluoride and the corresponding phenol derivative moderately agreed with the reported difference.…”
Section: Hydrophobicitysupporting
confidence: 61%
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“…The trimethylphosphine-borane derivatives 16 and 28 exhibited a LogP value of 3.65. In our previous study, the corresponding phenol derivative B-4-hydroxyphenyl trimethylphosphine-borane exhibited a LogP value of 2.44 [12]. The reported substituent constants of hydrophobicity of the CF 3 and phenolic OH groups were 0.88 and −0.67, respectively [47], and therefore, the difference between the LogP values of trifluoride and the corresponding phenol derivative moderately agreed with the reported difference.…”
Section: Hydrophobicitysupporting
confidence: 61%
“…To develop a novel nonsteroidal PR antagonist, we adopted the (trifluoromethyl)phenyl group as the key structural motif, which has been found to function as a pharmacophore for PR antagonists such as 14. Our recent results indicated that the electronic profile of the B-substituents of phosphine-boranes partly influences the stability of the compounds, and an increase in the electrophilicity of the boron atom can increase the stability of the phosphine-borane adducts [12]. Thus, the introduction of an electron-withdrawing trifluoromethyl group onto the B-phenyl moiety is a reasonable approach for designing novel biologically active phosphine-borane derivatives.…”
Section: Molecular Designmentioning
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