固有手性杯芳烃的研究

固有手性杯芳烃是指在杯芳烃三维骨架上引入数个非手性基团使之不再具有对称面或反转中心而呈现出整体手性。本文综述了固有手性杯芳烃的合成、光学拆分及其在手性识别和不对称催化领域的应用。     

固有手性杯芳烃的研究

固有手性杯芳烃是指在杯芳烃三维骨架上引入数个非手性基团使之不再具有对称面或反转中心而呈现出整体手性.本文综述了固有手性杯芳烃的合成、光学拆分及其在手性识别和不对称催化领域的应用.     

含有喹啉-2-甲醇单元的光学纯固有手性杯[4]芳烃衍生物：合成与在二乙基锌对苯甲醛催化不对称加成中的应用

合成并表征了一系列由含有喹啉-2-甲醇单元的具有锥式或部分锥式构象的光学纯固有手性杯[4]芳烃衍生的新型N,O-型手性配体,并且研究了这些手性配体在二乙基锌对苯甲醛催化不对称加成反应中的应用,这是首例有关固有手性杯芳烃作为手性配体用于催化不对称合成.     

手性杯芳烃及其超分子手性

杯芳烃是由苯酚单元通过亚甲基连接而成的空腔型分子,具有衍生位点多,构象丰富等特点,被称为第三代主体分子。在分子层次,依手性因素的结构特点不同,可将手性杯芳烃分为具有手性亚单元的杯芳烃、固有手性杯芳烃和桥手性杯芳烃。在超分子层次,杯芳烃自身或杯芳烃与其他分子或离子在溶液中、晶态中或二维表面可通过非共价键力形成多种拓扑结构的纳米手性聚集体。研究手性杯芳烃和基于杯芳烃的超分子手性组装体的合成、结构和性能,不仅在理解手性起源、手性结构等方面具有理论意义,而且有望获得以分子识别为基础的手性传感器、手性催化剂、手性分离材料、手性载体和手性纳米材料。本文综述近十年来有代表性的分子手性杯芳烃和以杯芳烃为组分的超分子手性聚集体的设计、合成、结构和功能。着重展示杯芳烃骨架在形成新颖分子手性和超分子手性上的优势,以及杯芳烃单元在实现特定功能如手性识别时发挥的作用。相信随着杯芳烃合成技术和杯芳烃超分子设计的发展,必将进一步发挥杯芳烃的结构优势,涌现出更多性能优异的手性杯芳烃功能分子和超分子手性杯芳烃功能材料。     

杯芳烃手性识别在核磁中的检测

杯芳烃是一类重要的主体化合物,在主-客体识别分析中有着广泛的用途.手性杯芳烃因其良好的手性识别、对映体分离和不对称催化等特点,成为杯芳烃化学中最令人瞩目的研究热点之一.在手性识别的研究中,核磁因其检测方便、直观、效果显著等优点,成为检测手性化合物的对映体ee值和绝对构型中最为广泛的方法.综述了近年来以杯芳烃为分子骨架的手性受体的合成及其在核磁中的手性识别,最后对手性杯芳烃的发展前景作了展望.     

基于杯[4]芳烃的手性识别*

手性杯芳烃是一类重要的主体化合物,在手性识别、对映体分离和不对称催化等方面有着广泛的用途。[4]芳烃引其稳定的构象和易于修饰的特点,成为研究最为广泛的杯芳烃分子,其中大量的文献报道了能够用于对映体识别和检测的手性[4]芳烃。在手性识别的研究中,荧光、紫外和核磁是3中最常见的研究方法,本文根据这3种方法进行分类,综述了近年来以杯[4]芳烃为分子骨架的手性受体的合成及其在手性识别中的应用。最后对手性[4]芳烃的发展前景作了展望。     

手性杯芳烃的合成及性质

手性杯芳烃是一类重要的主体化合物，在手性识别、对映体分离、不对称催化 等方面有潜在的用途、综述了手性杯芳烃的合成及其在手性识别、对映体分离方面 的性能。     

手性荧光传感器的研究进展

随着手性化合物在制药、不对称合成、生物科学及临床医学等领域应用的增长,迫切需要发展一种快速、灵敏的对映异构体检测技术。手性荧光传感器引起了人们的高度关注。近年来,发展了很多手性荧光传感器并对手性化合物表现出较高的选择性和灵敏度。该文综述了以1,1'-联-2-萘酚衍生物、杯芳烃衍生物、高分子聚合物、纳米材料、金属有机多孔材料为骨架的手性荧光传感器,总结了其在手性化合物识别中的应用,并展望了手性荧光传感器的发展方向。     

杯芳烃对生物活性分子的识别性能

杯芳烃是一类由苯酚和甲醛缩合而成的大环化合物,由于杯芳烃的上沿和下沿容易进行化学修饰及其本身具有一个大小可调节的疏水空腔,使得杯芳烃对客体分子表现出特殊的识别能力.本文就杯芳烃对氨基酸、糖、肽链、蛋白质等生物活性分子及手性药物的分子识别作一综述.     

新型手性杯[4]氮杂冠醚衍生物的简便合成及其对甲醇分子的包结行为

本文报道新型手性杯[4]氮杂冠醚衍生物的简便合成.即在路易斯酸（ZnCl2）催化下,二氰基取代杯[4]芳烃与各种光学活性的1,2-氨基醇反应,高产率得到了手性杯[4]氮杂冠醚衍生物.该方法具有反应条件温和、操作简便、产率高等特点.产物的晶体X-衍射及ESI-MS数据表明,通过主客体之间的O–H…π作用,杯芳烃上沿的空腔对甲醇分子具有较强的包结作用.     

Inherently chiral calixarenes: a decade��s review

Inherently chiral calixarenes are receiving increasing attention due to their intriguing structures and potential applications in chemical, analytical, biological and material fields. This review mainly covers the advances in syntheses, structures, and applications of inherently chiral calixarenes which emerged later than 2000. Outlook on the development orientation of inherently chiral calixarenes is tentatively provided.     

Proximal heteroalkylation of monoalkoxycalix[4]arenes in synthesis of inherently chiral molecules

Proximal heteroalkylation of monoalkyl ethers of calix[4]arenes or p-tert-butylcalix[4]arenes in NaH/CH₃CN or NaOH/DMSO, respectively, was applied for synthesis of inherently chiral calixarenes with ABHH substitution pattern. The introduction by the method of (R)- or (S)-N-(α-phenylethyl)acetamide chiral auxiliary group gives mixtures of diastereomeric derivatives of inherently chiral calixarenes, which were separated by column chromatography. The chiral calixarenes were thoroughly characterized by ¹H, ¹³C NMR, and X-ray diffraction methods.     

Silica-bonded Calixarenes in Chromatography: Enantioseparations on Molecular Basket Phases for Rapid Chiral LC

Abstract

The synthesis of a new type of chiral stationary phase, prepared from triethoxysilyl derivatives of calixarenes, and by the chemical immobilisation of these chiral molecular baskets to 3μm silica particles, is reported. Specifically, a silica-bonded calix[4]arene, funcrionalised at the lower rim with L-(-)-ephedrine, is prepared and packed into a short LC column for rapid chiral separations. Using reversed phase conditions and high flow rate, such new phases based on funcrionalised calixarenes are applicable to chiral aromatic and non-aromatic solutes and are capable of resolving the enantiomers of R(-) and S(+)-1-phenyl-2,2,2-trifluoroethanol in less than 45 seconds.     

Synthetic macrocyclic receptors in chiral analysis and separation

Chiral synthetic macrocyclic receptors that can achieve chiral discrimination by NMR spectroscopy and/or chiral separation by HPLC are overviewed. Synthetic macrocycles introduced here include crown ethers, calixarenes/calixresorcinarenes/calixpyrroles, macrocyclic amides/amines, and porphyrins. These macrocyclic frameworks are advantageous because intermolecular interactions can take place effectively, such as the ion–dipole interactions in crown ethers, the CH/π and π–π interactions in calixarenes, hydrogen bonding and salt formation in macrocyclic amides and amines, and π–π stacking and metal coordination in porphyrins. Additional functional groups on the periphery of the macrocyclic platforms not only make the whole molecule chiral but also act as the interaction sites. Chiral macrocyclic receptors can show a high degree of chiral recognition/discrimination by using the peripheral functional groups as well as the macrocyclic skeletons (preorganization). Both hosts and guests are shown in the figures to quickly overview the molecular recognition scope of synthetic macrocyclic receptors in chiral analysis and separation.     

Synthesis and Chiral Recognition of a New Type of Chiral Calix[4]-arene Derivatives

Two new chiral calix[4] arenes bearing chiral pendants,which were from by-product of the antibiotic industry,were synthesized and characterized by ^1H NMR.MS-FAB and elemental analysis,Studies of ^1H NMR of the two calix[4] arene derivatives indicate that they exist in cone conformation in solution.Results of chiral recognition of the two chiral ligands 2a and 2b towards the tartaric acid derivative 3 show that ligand 2a exhibited good chiral recognition abilities compared to ligand 2b.     

Synthesis and stereochemical configuration of diastereomeric inherently chiral calixarenes with ABCH and ABCD type of substitution at the lower rim

By sulfonylation of tetra(p-tert-butyl)-27-propoxy-25-[N-(1-phenylethyl)carbamoylmethoxy]calix[4] arene diastereomeric inherently chiral calixarenes with the ABCH substitution at the lower rim were synthesized and separated by column chromatography. The alkylation of these compounds afforded the corresponding calixarenes with the ABCD substitution type. The absolute configuration of compounds was established by XRD analysis.     

New Chiral Calixarene Derivatives： Syntheses and Their Chiral Recognition Toward Amino Acids by UV-Vis Spectroscopy

Three novel types of chiral calixarene derivatives 5, 8, and 10 were designed and synthesized by introducing chiral units to parent calixarenes. Their chiralities were confirmed by rotational analysis. Chiral recognition properties of these host compounds towards L- and D-threonine were studied by UV-Vis spectroscopy. The results indicated that calixarene derivatives 5 and 8 exhibited good chiral recognition capabilities toward L- or D-threonine. Although calixarene derivative 10 had no evident chiral recognition ability, the supramolecules of calixarene derivative 10 with L- or D-threonine showed a hypochromic effect or hyperchromic effect respectively. Therefore, calixarene derivative 10 might serve as a good chiral UV-indicator.