Abstract
A stereodivergent strategy to obtain enantiopure cis and trans 4‐aminopipecolic acids (4‐APAs) in a suitably protected form for peptide synthesis has been devised starting from a common, known precursor in turn easily prepared from commercial (R)‐4‐cyano‐3‐hydroxybutyric acid ethyl ester. The two isomers were efficiently obtained in 40 % and 23 % overall yields, respectively, in seven and ten steps. To demonstrate their usefulness in peptidomimetic synthesis, both 4‐APA isomers were incorporated as γ‐amino acids in a cyclic RGD‐containing sequence, although for the trans 4‐APA isomer a further amino acid in the sequence (L‐Phe) was needed to allow ring closure. The two cyclopeptides were tested as αVβ3 integrin antagonists in comparison with cilengitide.
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