This research develops a DNA-compatible method for synthesizing β-ketoamides, highlighting its application in library synthesis.
The β-ketoamide motif represents both a privileged scaffold and a versatile synthetic intermediate in medicinal chemistry. Herein, we developed a DNA-compatible method for the efficient conversion of various DNA-conjugated amines into β-ketoamides. The resulting β-ketoamides facilitate rapid diversification into a panel of structurally diverse molecular scaffolds. Importantly, the synthetic route and subsequent derivatization steps were validated to be fully compatible with DNA encoding, offering a reliable and versatile platform for DNA-encoded library synthesis.
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