α-Amino acid Tröger base derivatives, possible conformationally restricted scaffolds?‡
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Sean P. Bew, Laurent Legentil, Vincent Scholier, Sunil V. Sharma
The first synthesis of innovative α-amino acid conjugates of Tröger base is reported; their potential application as conformationally restricted scaffolds is proposed and has been investigated using high level ab initio calculations.
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