Review summarizes synthetic strategies for amino-gem-bisphosphonic acids, indicating their biological significance and potential applications.
In recent years, amino-gem-bisphosphonic acids and their esters have been considered a family of compounds of great chemical and pharmacological interest due to their important biological properties and their value as key synthons in the synthesis of more complex molecules with biological interest. This explains why several research groups are interested in developing new methods for the preparation of these compounds. Therefore, we would like to report here a summary of the synthetic strategies published in the last fifteen years for the synthesis of acyclic and heterocyclic α-, β- and γ-amino-gem-bisphosphonates, as well as their application in the preparation of selected compounds of chemical and pharmacological interest. This information can be of general knowledge to researchers working in this area, as it provides the starting point for new methods and applications of these compounds.
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