VSVictor Hugo Dos Santos

Victor Hugo Dos Santos

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    Attempts to synthesize a trimeric derivative of pristimerin with potential activity against cancer cells

    by Josana Pereira dos Santos, Rafael César Gonçalves Pereira, Victor Hugo dos Santos, Leonardo César de Moraes, Amanda Silva de Miranda, Sidney Augusto Vieira-Filho, Lucienir Pains Duarte, Grasiely Faria de Sousa, Rute Cunha Figueiredo

    Pristimerin exhibits significant potential as a therapeutic agent, demonstrating activity against various human cancer cells. The assumption is that the trimer of pristimerin enhances the strength and selectivity of pristimerin-DNA interactions through a multivalent effect. Therefore, to synthesize the trimer of pristimerin, a multi-step route was adopted. The initial step involved the synthesis of 2-(2-(2-azidoetoxy)ethoxy)ethan-1-ol (R1) through an SN2 reaction, with a yield of 52%. The compound N-(tert-butoxyl-carbonyl)-tris-(hydroxymethyl)aminomethane (R2), with the amino group protected by tert-butoxyl carbamate, was obtained with an 87% yield and, the trialkyne, N-(tert-butoxyl-carbonyl)-tris-(propargyl)-methyl)aminomethane (R3), was obtained with a 43% yield. Despite successful synthesis of compound R1, R2 and R3, various methodologies were attempted for the transesterification between pristimerin and R1 to produce 2-(2-(2-azidoethoxy)ethoxyethyl pristimerinoate (R4), including chemical and enzymatic hydrolysis of pristimerin as an alternative route. However, none of these attempts succeeded, indicating the remarkable resistance of carbon C-29 in pristimerin to these reactions. DOI:https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2024.003-056 Pristimerina apresenta um potencial significativo como agente terapêutico, destacando-se pela sua atividade contra diversas células cancerosas humanas. Supõe-se que o trímero da pristimerina potencialize a força e a seletividade das interações entre a pristimerina e o DNA, por meio de um efeito multivalente. Diante disso, para sintetizar o trímero da pristimerina, foi planejado uma rota sintética com várias etapas. A primeira etapa, envolveu a obtenção do produto 2-(2-(2-azidoetoxi)etoxi)etan-1-ol (R1), via reação SN2, com rendimento de 53%. O composto N-(terc-butoxil-carbonil)-tris-(hidroximetil)aminometano (R2), com o grupo amino protegido com terc-butoxil carbamato foi obtido com rendimento de 87% e o trialcino, N-(terc-butoxil-carbonil)-tris-(propargil)metil)aminometano (R3), com rendimento de 43%. Apesar do êxito nas sínteses dos compostos R1, R2 e R3, foram empregadas diversas metodologias na transesterificação entre a pristimerina e R1 para obtenção do produto pristimerinoato de 2-(2-(2-azidoetoxi)etoxi (R4), incluindo a hidrólise química e enzimática da pristimerina como uma rota alternativa. No entanto, nenhuma das tentativas obteve sucesso, evidenciando a notável resistência do carbono C-29 da pristimerina a essas reações. DOI:https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2024.003-056

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    ATTEMPTS TO SYNTHESIZE A TRIMERIC DERIVATIVE OF PRISTIMERIN WITH POTENTIAL ACTIVITY AGAINST CANCER CELLS

    by Josana Pereira Dos Santos, Rafael César Gonçalves Pereira, Victor Hugo Dos Santos, Leonardo César De Moraes, Amanda Silva De Miranda, Sidney Augusto Vieira-Filho, Lucienir Pains Duarte, Grasiely Faria De Sousa, Rute Cunha Figueiredo

    Pristimerin exhibits significant potential as a therapeutic agent, demonstrating activity against various human cancer cells. The assumption is that the trimer of pristimerin enhances the strength and selectivity of pristimerin-DNA interactions through a multivalent effect. Therefore, to synthesize the trimer of pristimerin, a multi-step route was adopted. The initial step involved the synthesis of 2-(2-(2-azidoetoxy)ethoxy)ethan-1-ol (R1) through an SN2 reaction, with a yield of 52%. The compound N-(tert-butoxyl-carbonyl)-tris-(hydroxymethyl)aminomethane (R2), with the amino group protected by tert-butoxyl carbamate, was obtained with an 87% yield and, the trialkyne, N-(tert-butoxyl-carbonyl)-tris-(propargyl)-methyl)aminomethane (R3), was obtained with a 43% yield. Despite successful synthesis of compound R1, R2 and R3, various methodologies were attempted for the transesterification between pristimerin and R1 to produce 2-(2-(2-azidoethoxy)ethoxyethyl pristimerinoate (R4), including chemical and enzymatic hydrolysis of pristimerin as an alternative route. However, none of these attempts succeeded, indicating the remarkable resistance of carbon C-29 in pristimerin to these reactions.