An efficient synthesis of two diastereomers of the chlorofusin cyclic peptide bearing either the l-Asn3/d-Asn-4 or d-Asn3/l-Asn4 stereochemistry is detailed. Four key subunits were prepared, sequentially coupled, and cyclized to provide the two diastereomeric macrocycles. The absolute stereochemistry at the asparagine residues 3 and 4 was assigned as l and d, respectively, by correlating the NMR data of the two diastereomers with that reported for the natural product. [structure: see text]
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