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Supporting information
Effect of capping groups at the N-and C-termini on the
conformational preference of α,β-peptoids.
Emiliana De Santis,a Thomas Hjelmgaard,
b,c Cécile Caumes,
b,c Sophie Faure,
b,c Bruce D. Alexander,
d
Simon J. Holder,e Giuliano Siligardi,
f Claude Taillefumier,
b,c* Alison A. Edwards.
a*
a Medway School of Pharmacy, Universities of Kent and Greenwich at Medway, Central Avenue,
Chatham Maritime, Kent, ME4 4TB, United Kingdom. Fax: +44 (0)1634 883927; Tel: +44 (0)1634 202947; [email protected]
bClermont Université, Université Blaise Pascal, Laboratoire SEESIB, BP 10448, F-63000 Clermont-
Ferrand cCNRS, UMR 6504, Laboratoire SEESIB, F-63177 AUBIERE cedex, France. Fax: +33 (0)4 73 40 77
17; Tel: +33 (0)4 73 40 54 27; E-mail: [email protected] dSchool of Science, University of Greenwich, Central Avenue, Chatham Maritime, Kent, ME4 4TB,
United Kingdom e Functional materials Group,
School of Physical Sciences, University of Kent, Canterbury, CN2 7NZ,
United Kingdom fDiamond Light Source Ltd., Diamond House, Harwell Science and Innovation Campus, Didcot, Oxfordshire, OX11 0DE, United Kingdom
Contents
CD studies ............................................................................................................................................... 4
Fig. S1 Molar ellipticity spectra of dimers in MeCN by ECD. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at
known concentrations in the range 650 – 700 μM. ............................................................................. 4
Fig. S2 ECD spectra of dimers in MeCN processed by the number of chromophores. MCE is mean
chromophore ellipticity. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range
650 – 700 μM. ..................................................................................................................................... 4
Table S1. Molar extinction coefficient (ε) of chromophores from literature.1 .................................... 5
Table S2 Processing strategy used to obtain MCE spectra. [] is molar ellipticity and (2n-1) is the
number of peptoid linkages within the backbone. ............................................................................... 5
Table S3 Position of positive and negative maxima for α,β-peptoid dimers in MeCN. All spectra
were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 650 – 700 μM. .................................... 5
Fig. S3 MeCN/TFE solvent titration of 7 by ECD. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at 699 μM or
700 μM. ............................................................................................................................................... 6
Fig. S4 ECD spectra of compounds (a) 7, (b) 1, (c) 10, (d) 4 and (e) 13. All spectra were recorded
at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 650 - 750 μM. ............................................................ 7
Table S4 H-bonding ability of functional groups at the N- and C-termini.2-7
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Fig. S5 Concentration studies of compounds (a) 4 and (b) 1 in MeCN by ECD. All spectra were
recorded at 20 °C at the concentrations stated. .................................................................................... 7
Fig. S6 Molar ellipticity spectra of (a) tetramers and (b) hexamers by ECD in MeCN. All spectra
were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 499 – 500 μM for tetramers and 249 -
300 μM for hexamers. ......................................................................................................................... 8
Fig. S7 ECD spectra of hexamers in (a) MeCN, (b) TFE, (c) HFIP and (d) MeOH. All spectra were
recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 326 – 430 μM. ............................................ 8
Fig. S8 ECD spectra of hexamers of compounds (a) 9, (b) 3, (c) 12, (d) 6 and (e) 15 in different
solvents. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 326 – 430 μM. .. 9
Fig. S9 ECD spectra of dimers of a series in MeCN. (a) Molar ellipticity spectra and (b) MRE
spectra. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 299 - 700 μM. .... 9
Fig. S10 ECD spectra of dimers of b series in MeCN. (a) Molar ellipticity spectra and (b) MRE
spectra. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 299 – 700 μM. . 10
Fig. S11 ECD spectra of dimers of d series in MeCN. (a) Molar ellipticity spectra and (b) MRE
spectra. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 200 - 700 μM. .. 10
Fig. S12 ECD spectra of dimers of e series in MeCN. (a) Molar ellipticity spectra and (b) MRE
spectra. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 299 – 700 μM. . 10
Table S5 Actual concentrations used for CD analyses. All data have been recorded on a Chirascan
CD instrument (unless stated otherwise) by using a 0.01 cm path length cell. ................................. 11
IR studies and molecular modelling ...................................................................................................... 12
Fig. S13 Molecular modelling (PM6) for α,β-peptoid dimers 1, 4 and 13. ....................................... 12
Table S6. Assignment of IR bands for α,β-peptoid dimers 1, 4, 7 and 10 in CHCl3. ........................ 13
Fig. S14 N-H bonding spectral region and for α,β-peptoid 1 in CHCl3. All spectra were recorded at
room temperature at known concentrations in the range 1.43 – 23 mM but data are only shown for
the concentration range 5.75 – 23.0 mM. .......................................................................................... 14
Fig. S15 C=O bonding spectral region and for α,β-peptoid 1 in CHCl3. All spectra were recorded at
room temperature at known concentrations in the range 1.43 – 23 mM. .......................................... 14
Fig. S16 N-H bonding spectral region and for α,β-peptoid 1 in CHCl3. All spectra were recorded at
room temperature at known concentrations in the range 1.43 – 23 mM but data are only shown for
the concentration range 5.75 – 23.0 mM. .......................................................................................... 14
Fig. S17 C=O bonding spectral region and for α,β-peptoid 1 in CHCl3. All spectra were recorded at
room temperature at known concentrations in the range 1.43 – 23 mM. .......................................... 15
Fig. S18. N-H bonding spectral region and for α,β-peptoid hexamers 3, 6, 9, 12 and 15 in CHCl3.
All spectra were recorded at room temperature at known concentrations in the range ..................... 16
2 – 6 mM. .......................................................................................................................................... 16
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Table S7. Actual concentration used for IR of α,β-peptoid dimers and hexamers in CHCl3. All
spectra have been recorded by using a KBr cell of 0.1 cm pathlength. ............................................. 16
Chemical structure of compounds 1a, 2a, 4a, 5a. ................................................................................. 17
Fig. S19 Chemical structure of intermediates 1a, 2a, 4a and 5a. ...................................................... 17
NMR studies .......................................................................................................................................... 17
Table S8. Cis/trans ratio for α,β-peptoid dimers in CDCl3 and CD3CN by NMR. ........................... 17
Table S9. Kcis/trans for α,β-peptoid 1, 2 and 3 in CD3CN calculated by 1H NMR.. ............................. 18
1H (400 MHz) and
13C (100.9 MHz) NMR spectra of compounds 1-20, 1a, 2a, 4a and 5a. ........ 19
Analytical HPLC analysis of peptoids .............................................................................................. 51
References ......................................................................................................................................... 55
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CD studies
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0
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100
150
[] x 1
0-3
(deg.c
m2/d
mol)
wavelength (nm)
1
4
7
10
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Fig. S1 Molar ellipticity spectra of dimers in MeCN by ECD. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at
known concentrations in the range 650 – 700 μM.
Fig. S2 ECD spectra of dimers in MeCN processed by the number of chromophores. MCE is mean
chromophore ellipticity. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 650
– 700 μM.
Mean chromophore ellipticity (MCE) spectra were obtained by dividing the molar ellipticity spectra
by the number of chromophores that should contribute to the far UV region i.e. not only the tertiary
amide in the backbone. Therefore, this took into account the tertiary amide in the backbone, the
carbamate in the protecting group (Boc) and the free amine when the N-terminus was unprotected.
This was based on literature values identified for the molar extinction coefficient (ε) (reference S1)
(Table S1). The ester, the acid and the terminal amide were not considered due to their contribution to
the far UV region being negligible. When doing this calculation it was found that by considering these
three chromophores, all the compounds would have been divided by the same number. For this reason
it was decided to repeat the calculation without considering the amine chromophore which was the
least intense of the three (Table S2). However, it is of note that the values of ε reported for the isolated
chromophores are an approximation obtained from the value of the simplest molecule containing the
functional group considered. In addition to this MCE data were not corrected for the relative
contribution of the isolated chromophore i.e. all the contributing chromophores were assumed to have
the same contribution (same ε value). Due to these approximations, processing by MCE is arbitrary.
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Despite this, the processing is still adequate to show that additional chromophores would change the
spectral intensity but not the spectral shape. This confirms that the difference observed in the MRE
spectra (Figure 2) was due to the effect of protecting groups on the conformational preference and not
simply to the presence of the additional chromophores.
Isolated
chromophore Reference compound
Typical
wavelength ε (liter mol
-1 cm
-1)
Tertiary amide CH3CON(CH3)2 218 1000
CH3CON(CH3)(Ph) 224 7870
Primary amide
CH3CONH2 205 162
HCONH2 205 158
Ester CH3COOEt 209 72
Carbamate NO2NHCOOC2H5 215 7943
Carboxyl CH3COOH 208 32
Secondary amine (CH3)2NH 191 3236
Table S1. Molar extinction coefficient (ε) of chromophores from literature.1
Series R
1 R
2 Processing
a H OtBu []/[(2n-1) + 0]
b H NH2 []/[(2n-1) + 0]
c Boc OtBu []/[(2n-1) + 1]
d Boc NH2 []/[(2n-1) + 1]
e TFA·H OH []/[(2n-1) + 0]
Table S2 Processing strategy used to obtain MCE spectra. [] is molar ellipticity and (2n-1) is the
number of peptoid linkages within the backbone.
Dimer λmax peak I λmax peak II λmax peak III
1 184 (+ve) 194 (-ve) 219 (-ve)
4 184 (+ve) 194 (-ve) 219 (-ve)
7 180 (+ve) 200 (-ve) 217 (-ve)
10 180 (+ve) 200 (-ve) 217 (-ve)
13 184 (+ve) 194 (-ve) 216 (-ve)
Table S3 Position of positive and negative maxima for α,β-peptoid dimers in MeCN. All spectra were
recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 650 – 700 μM.
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0
25
50
MR
E x
10
-3 (
deg.c
m2/d
mol)
wavelength (nm)
MeCN
MeCN:TFE 3:1
MeCN:TFE 1:1
MeCN:TFE 1:3
TFE
185 190 195-30
-20
-10
0
10
20
30
Fig. S3 MeCN/TFE solvent titration of 7 by ECD. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at 699 μM
or 700 μM.
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[]
x 1
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(de
g.c
m2/d
mo
l)
wavelength (nm)
MeCN
TFE
HFIP
MeOH
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] x 1
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de
g.c
m2/d
mo
l)
wavelength (nm)
MeCN
TFE
HFIP
MeOH
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m2/d
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l)
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MeCN
TFE
HFIP
MeOH
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[]
x 1
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de
g.c
m2/d
mo
l)
wavelength (nm)
MeCN
TFE
HFIP
MeOH
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[]
x 1
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de
g.c
m2/d
mo
l)
wavelength (nm)
MeCN
TFE
HFIP
MeOH
Fig. S4 ECD spectra of compounds (a) 7, (b) 1, (c) 10, (d) 4 and (e) 13. All spectra were recorded
at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 650 - 750 μM.
Functional
group α-value β-value
3° Amide 0.00 0.69 - 0.78
Carbamate 0.00 0.6 - 0.65
2° Amine 0.08 0.6 - 0.7
Ester 0.00 0.47
1° Amide 0.54 0.66-0.69
Acid 0.55 0.45
Table S4 H-bonding ability of functional groups at the N- and C-termini.
2-7
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MR
E x
10
-3 (
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m2/d
mol)
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5 M
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MR
E x
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-3 (
de
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m2/d
mo
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1 mM
500 M
100 M
50 M
10 M
5 M
Fig. S5 Concentration studies of compounds (a) 4 and (b) 1 in MeCN by ECD. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at the concentrations stated.
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[] x
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-3 (d
eg.c
m2/d
mol
)
wavelength (nm)
3
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9
12
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Fig. S6 Molar ellipticity spectra of (a) tetramers and (b) hexamers by ECD in MeCN. All spectra were
recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 499 – 500 μM for tetramers and 249 - 300 μM
for hexamers.
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E x
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Fig. S7 ECD spectra of hexamers in (a) MeCN, (b) TFE, (c) HFIP and (d) MeOH. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 326 – 430 μM.
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0
200
400
(a)[
] x 1
0-3
(deg.c
m2/d
mol)
wavelength (nm)
MeCN
TFE
HFIP
MeOH
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m2/d
mol)
wavelength (nm)
MeCN
TFE
HFIP
MeCN
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m2/d
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MeCN
TFE
HFIP
MeOH
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MeCN
TFE
HFIP
MeOH
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(deg.c
m2/d
mol)
wavelength (nm)
MeCN
TFE
HFIP
MeOH
Fig. S8 ECD spectra of hexamers of compounds (a) 9, (b) 3, (c) 12, (d) 6 and (e) 15 in different
solvents. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 326 – 430 μM.
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x 1
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E x
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mo
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3
Fig. S9 ECD spectra of dimers of a series in MeCN. (a) Molar ellipticity spectra and (b) MRE spectra.
All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 299 - 700 μM.
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300(a)
[] x 1
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deg.c
m2/d
mol)
wavelength (nm)
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E x
10
-3 (
de
g.c
m2/d
mo
l)
wavelength (nm)
4
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Fig. S10 ECD spectra of dimers of b series in MeCN. (a) Molar ellipticity spectra and (b) MRE
spectra. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 299 – 700 μM.
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E x
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mol)
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Fig. S11 ECD spectra of dimers of d series in MeCN. (a) Molar ellipticity spectra and (b) MRE
spectra. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 200 - 700 μM.
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E x
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-3 (
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mo
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Fig. S12 ECD spectra of dimers of e series in MeCN. (a) Molar ellipticity spectra and (b) MRE
spectra. All spectra were recorded at 20 °C at known concentrations in the range 299 – 700 μM.
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Series peptoid MeCN TFE HFIP MeOH
a
1 700 μM 779 μM 718 μM 705 μM
2 500 μM - - -
3 299 μM
441 μM* 402 μM* 384 μM* 381 μM*
b
4 700 μM 699 μM 750 μM 743 μM
5 500 μM - - -
6 299 μM
365 μM* 399 μM* 371 μM* 366 μM*
c
7
652 μM
2.3 mM* 700 μM
700 μM 734 μM MeCN/TFE 1:0 699 μM
MeCN/TFE 3:1 699 μM
MeCN/TFE 1:1 699 μM
MeCN/TFE 1:3 699 μM
MeCN/TFE 0:1 700 μM
8 499 μM
666 μM* - - -
9
249 μM
385 μM*
385 μM*
365 μM* 326 μM* 392 μM*
17 188 μM* - - -
18 150 μM* - - -
d
10
700 μM 710 μM 727 μM 710 μM
MeCN/TFE 1:0 700 μM
MeCN/TFE 3:1 700 μM
MeCN/TFE 1:1 700 μM
MeCN/TFE 1:3 700 μM
MeCN/TFE 0:1 698 μM
- -
11 500 μM - - -
12 300 μM
430 μM* 415 μM* 405 μM* 429 μM*
19 200 μM - - -
20 200 μM - - -
e
13 700 μM 703 μM 700 μM 724 μM
14 499 μM - - -
15
299 μM
352 μM* 370 μM* 399 μM* 382 μM*
* Data recorded by SRCD
Table S5 Actual concentrations used for CD analyses. All data have been recorded on a Chirascan CD
instrument (unless stated otherwise) by using a 0.01 cm path length cell.
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IR studies and molecular modelling
Fig. S13 Molecular modelling (PM6) for α,β-peptoid dimers 1, 4 and 13.
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Compound λ (cm-1
) Assignment
1
3420
3314
1714
1636
NH (amine) unassociated
NH (amine) H-bonded
C=O (ester)C=O (3º amide) H-bonded
4
3516
~3485
3402
3321
1681
1636
1600
1592
N-H (asym, 1º amide) unassociated
N-H (sym, 1º amide) H-bonded
N-H (asym, 1º amide) unassociated
NH (amine) H-bonded and
N-H (asym, 1ºamide) H-bonded
C=O (carbamate)
C=O (3º amide) H-bonded
δNH2 H-bonded H-bonded
δ NH2 H-bonded unassociated
7
1721
1688
1660
C=O (ester)
C=O (carbamate)C=O (3º amide) unassociated
10
3526
3485
3409
3344
1687
1656
1601(sh)
1592
N-H (asym, 1º amide) unassociated
N-H (sym, 1ºamide) H-bonded
N-H (asym, 1º amide) unassociated
N-H (asym, 1ºamide) H-bonded
C=O (carbamate)
C=O (3º amide)
δ NH2 H-bonded H-bonded
δ NH2 H-bonded unassociated
Table S6. Assignment of IR bands for α,β-peptoid dimers 1, 4, 7 and 10 in CHCl3.
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Fig. S14 N-H bonding spectral region and for α,β-peptoid 1 in CHCl3. All spectra were recorded at
room temperature at known concentrations in the range 1.43 – 23 mM but data are only shown for the
concentration range 5.75 – 23.0 mM.
Fig. S15 C=O bonding spectral region and for α,β-peptoid 1 in CHCl3. All spectra were recorded at
room temperature at known concentrations in the range 1.43 – 23 mM.
Fig. S16 N-H bonding spectral region and for α,β-peptoid 4 in CHCl3. All spectra were recorded at
room temperature at known concentrations in the range 1.55 – 25.0 mM.
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Fig. S17 C=O bonding spectral region and for α,β-peptoid 4 in CHCl3. All spectra were recorded at
room temperature at known concentrations in the range 1.55 – 25.0 mM.
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Fig. S18. N-H bonding spectral region and for α,β-peptoid hexamers 3, 6, 9, 12 and 15 in CHCl3. All
spectra were recorded at room temperature at known concentrations in the range
2 – 6 mM.
Series Peptoid Concentration
(mM)
a 1 23.7 3 5.6
b 4 25.1 6 5.8
c 7 10.0 9 5.6
d 10 21.3 12 5.1
e 13 21.0 15 5.1
Table S7. Actual concentration used for IR of α,β-peptoid dimers and hexamers in CHCl3. All spectra
have been recorded by using a KBr cell of 0.1 cm pathlength.
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Chemical structure of compounds 1a, 2a, 4a, 5a.
Fig. S19 Chemical structure of intermediates 1a, 2a, 4a and 5a.
NMR studies
Structure Peptoid cis/trans ratio in CDCl3 cis/trans ratio in
CD3CN
1 0.61 (38:62) (1H) 0.64 (39:61) (
1H)
4 0.43 (30:70) (
1H)
0.39 (28:72) (HSQC) 0.89 (47:53) (
1H)
7 inconclusive/overlapping
signals
inconclusive/overlapping
signals
10 inconclusive/overlapping
signals
inconclusive/overlapping
signals
13
0.69 (41:59) (
1H) 0.85 (46:54) (
1H)
Table S8. Cis/trans ratio for α,β-peptoid dimers in CDCl3 and CD3CN at 298 K by NMR.
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O
Ph
HN
OPh
NH2N
O
Ph
HN
OPh
OtBuN
O
Ph
BocN
OPh
OHN
O
Ph
TFA.HN
OPh
NH2N
O
Ph
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OPh
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Structure Peptoid Kcis/trans (cis/trans ratio)
298K 318K 338K
1 0.65 (39:61) 0.63 (38:62) -
2 0.92 (48:52) 0.94 (49:51) 0.93 (48:52)
3 1.08 (52:48) 1.08 (52:48) 1.10 (53:47)
Table S9. Kcis/trans for α,β-peptoid 1, 2 and 3 in CD3CN calculated by 1H NMR.
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O
Ph
HN
OPh
OtBuN
O
NH
O
Ph
Ph
2
OtBuN
O
NH
O
Ph
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3
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10
.49
0.4
0
0.6
6
1.0
0
4.0
0
3.2
8
2.9
0
12
.11
ppm (t1)050100150
17
1.1
40
17
0.9
81
17
0.8
78
16
9.8
10
14
4.8
80
14
4.8
33
14
0.2
12
13
9.6
72
12
8.6
16
12
8.4
14
12
7.6
07
12
7.4
34
12
6.9
74
12
6.7
24
12
6.5
24
80
.89
5
80
.36
5
58
.26
4
58
.04
8
53
.92
3
51
.48
3
48
.81
7
48
.62
6
38
.87
3
38
.27
4
36
.14
2
34
.31
0
27
.95
5
27
.85
2
24
.61
0
24
.57
5
17
.91
6
16
.56
7
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17
4.6
10
17
4.4
75
17
3.6
97
17
3.2
68
17
2.5
13
17
2.3
61
17
1.7
01
16
8.9
86
16
8.9
25
16
8.5
13
16
8.0
57
16
7.9
15
15
5.7
50
15
5.5
99
14
1.9
31
14
1.3
83
14
1.0
54
14
0.5
07
14
0.1
00
13
9.7
25
13
9.5
58
13
9.3
26
13
9.2
26
13
8.9
98
13
8.8
42
12
8.9
36
12
8.7
21
12
8.6
53
12
8.4
29
12
8.3
77
12
8.2
51
12
7.6
72
12
7.5
62
12
7.4
23
12
7.2
50
12
7.0
82
12
6.9
62
12
6.8
15
12
6.7
29
12
6.5
45
81
.21
1
80
.05
4
55
.27
5
55
.17
5
55
.04
8
54
.84
0
54
.78
6
54
.70
9
54
.56
5
54
.37
2
54
.07
9
53
.21
8
53
.13
9
52
.47
7
51
.68
0
51
.54
5
51
.44
4
51
.28
2
50
.99
9
50
.78
6
45
.64
8
45
.45
3
45
.34
3
45
.15
8
44
.95
2
44
.56
8
44
.24
1
43
.93
9
43
.74
9
40
.80
4
39
.98
2
39
.70
3
38
.95
7
38
.79
2
38
.35
8
34
.83
5
34
.61
9
34
.36
3
33
.79
8
33
.50
4
33
.18
4
28
.32
0
18
.65
7
18
.52
9
18
.34
7
18
.26
7
18
.02
5
17
.93
4
17
.72
1
17
.62
5
17
.38
4
17
.22
4
17
.09
1
16
.85
0
16
.62
1
16
.44
2
16
.36
7
16
.17
3
16
.02
4
OtBuN
O
Ph
HN
OPh
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
15
.00
17
.30
1.8
6
2.9
6
3.8
7
2.5
6
0.4
8
0.4
0
0.2
1
0.1
6
0.4
6
0.2
6
0.2
0
ppm (t1)050100150
17
3.3
05
17
3.1
62
17
2.4
49
17
1.0
73
17
0.7
25
17
0.0
51
16
9.7
05
16
8.1
73
16
7.9
31
16
7.7
22
16
7.3
50
14
5.6
28
14
0.8
17
14
0.7
12
14
0.6
60
14
0.4
36
14
0.0
63
13
9.4
21
13
9.4
03
12
8.8
20
12
8.6
34
12
8.5
30
12
8.3
47
12
8.2
63
12
7.7
82
12
7.7
13
12
7.5
85
12
7.5
01
12
7.3
50
12
6.8
24
12
6.6
14
12
6.2
40
81
.18
1
80
.82
9
80
.54
7
80
.20
4
58
.31
2
58
.18
8
55
.33
8
55
.21
7
54
.61
2
54
.21
0
51
.87
3
51
.49
4
50
.98
4
45
.07
5
44
.97
3
44
.07
8
43
.51
4
39
.55
9
39
.22
9
38
.59
9
38
.27
9
36
.23
7
35
.75
8
34
.15
9
33
.63
5
27
.93
7
27
.88
2
24
.38
0
16
.40
5
16
.31
7
16
.07
5
15
.99
5
OtBuN
O
Ph
N
OPh
O
HN
Ph
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1.2
2
21
.06
21
.00
5.3
3
9.2
2
0.2
9
1.4
3
ppm (t1)050100150
17
2.2
62
17
2.1
06
17
1.3
14
17
1.1
82
17
1.0
72
17
1.0
06
17
0.9
13
17
0.7
79
17
0.6
10
17
0.2
92
17
0.2
47
17
0.0
05
16
9.9
53
16
9.6
65
16
8.3
05
16
8.0
37
16
7.8
84
16
7.7
54
16
7.6
17
16
7.4
01
16
7.0
04
16
6.9
08
14
4.7
94
14
0.6
27
14
0.5
01
14
0.3
11
14
0.1
78
13
9.9
51
13
9.9
13
13
9.7
32
13
9.3
68
13
9.2
35
13
9.0
31
12
8.9
39
12
8.6
23
12
8.5
59
12
8.3
53
12
7.9
94
12
7.7
65
12
7.5
43
12
7.4
30
12
7.2
93
12
6.9
29
12
6.8
50
12
6.6
62
12
6.5
14
12
6.3
68
12
6.0
45
12
5.9
40
80
.42
5
80
.15
8
58
.41
1
58
.36
0
57
.98
2
57
.83
1
57
.76
5
55
.12
6
55
.02
2
54
.51
6
54
.36
6
54
.19
5
54
.11
0
54
.03
3
52
.01
5
51
.82
5
51
.39
4
51
.32
1
51
.23
9
50
.74
9
49
.06
1
48
.88
1
48
.68
3
48
.52
7
45
.10
9
44
.92
4
44
.60
1
44
.04
6
43
.91
7
40
.26
1
40
.15
2
39
.91
9
39
.84
0
39
.55
3
39
.18
4
39
.07
9
38
.82
4
38
.50
4
38
.43
3
38
.32
9
36
.19
6
36
.11
4
35
.64
3
35
.55
1
34
.11
5
33
.96
2
33
.71
5
33
.57
2
33
.38
2
33
.14
8
32
.65
8
32
.54
3
27
.90
4
27
.86
0
24
.60
8
24
.56
0
24
.41
8
18
.56
2
18
.49
1
18
.38
5
18
.33
2
18
.26
3
18
.17
8
17
.83
1
16
.49
6
16
.37
7
16
.20
5
16
.15
4
15
.98
3
15
.82
3
OtBuN
O
NH
O
Ph
Ph
2
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1H NMR spectrum of compound 2 (CD3CN)
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1H and
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
25
.98
1.7
6
24
.00
2.0
1
10
.08
8.1
5
ppm (t1)050100150
17
3.1
97
17
3.0
75
17
2.3
61
17
1.6
80
17
1.3
68
17
1.2
40
17
1.1
40
17
0.9
17
17
0.7
33
17
0.0
79
17
0.0
01
16
9.6
31
16
9.5
78
16
8.5
97
16
8.5
31
16
8.4
10
16
8.1
92
16
8.1
17
16
7.8
93
16
7.8
26
16
7.7
45
16
7.5
55
16
7.3
99
16
7.2
68
16
7.0
91
16
7.0
26
14
4.9
48
14
4.8
72
14
0.7
83
14
0.6
16
14
0.5
45
14
0.4
10
14
0.3
05
14
0.1
96
14
0.0
21
13
9.8
03
13
9.4
33
13
9.2
13
13
8.9
80
12
8.8
29
12
8.7
90
12
8.6
70
12
8.5
46
12
8.3
63
12
8.3
09
12
7.9
20
12
7.8
16
12
7.6
21
12
7.5
55
12
7.3
75
12
7.2
81
12
7.0
23
12
6.7
95
12
6.6
69
12
6.3
65
12
6.2
31
12
6.1
62
12
6.1
03
80
.39
3
80
.35
1
58
.40
3
58
.31
0
58
.20
2
55
.58
0
55
.45
4
55
.39
1
55
.22
6
55
.18
9
55
.13
1
55
.01
0
54
.70
3
54
.57
8
54
.48
7
54
.43
1
54
.34
3
54
.17
7
51
.92
6
51
.76
8
51
.67
6
51
.50
8
51
.38
8
51
.24
2
50
.98
2
50
.92
5
50
.84
3
50
.66
4
45
.05
8
44
.98
3
44
.92
6
44
.79
9
44
.59
5
44
.49
2
44
.38
8
44
.26
3
44
.19
1
44
.04
5
43
.91
1
43
.42
0
41
.02
0
40
.71
3
40
.48
5
40
.44
1
40
.25
4
40
.16
5
39
.84
0
39
.56
0
39
.42
3
39
.36
6
39
.28
4
39
.13
4
38
.80
1
38
.46
4
38
.27
9
36
.20
0
36
.13
9
35
.61
6
34
.15
0
34
.03
8
33
.92
2
33
.84
4
33
.62
6
33
.47
1
33
.34
7
33
.28
0
33
.18
4
32
.88
4
32
.37
8
32
.23
1
27
.93
2
27
.87
3
24
.23
8
24
.10
3
23
.94
9
23
.87
7
23
.73
7
18
.74
3
18
.55
7
18
.43
3
18
.26
0
18
.10
7
17
.85
4
17
.72
1
16
.53
6
16
.39
7
16
.30
5
16
.21
6
16
.14
91
6.0
18
15
.78
8
OtBuN
O
N
O
Ph
Ph
2
HN
Ph
O
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13C NMR spectra of compound 3 (CDCl3)
ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
31
.31
27
.00
2.1
2
2.6
4
12
.84
6.8
5
ppm (t1)050100150
17
2.2
41
17
2.1
84
17
2.0
46
17
1.4
78
17
1.2
60
17
1.1
15
17
1.0
03
17
0.9
07
17
0.7
82
17
0.6
14
17
0.2
24
17
0.1
37
16
9.9
55
16
8.5
39
16
8.4
18
16
8.1
07
16
8.0
66
16
7.8
48
16
7.8
03
16
7.1
93
16
7.0
79
14
4.8
31
14
0.9
99
14
0.9
25
14
0.7
45
14
0.6
12
14
0.4
87
14
0.4
13
14
0.2
51
14
0.1
55
14
0.0
54
13
9.9
42
13
9.8
06
13
9.7
38
13
9.4
13
13
9.3
50
13
9.2
07
13
9.1
30
13
9.0
52
12
8.5
72
12
8.3
27
12
7.5
03
12
7.3
45
12
6.8
93
12
6.7
66
12
6.6
31
12
6.4
89
12
6.3
70
12
6.2
92
80
.39
4
80
.28
1
58
.38
1
57
.89
4
57
.78
5
55
.37
8
55
.25
2
55
.16
1
55
.01
0
54
.95
0
54
.74
0
54
.60
3
54
.47
4
54
.41
8
54
.35
2
54
.25
3
54
.04
2
51
.79
6
51
.73
3
51
.63
8
51
.59
1
51
.44
9
51
.37
9
51
.21
7
51
.11
7
50
.90
3
50
.78
8
50
.64
8
50
.60
2
49
.04
3
48
.91
6
48
.63
0
48
.42
1
45
.14
0
45
.02
0
44
.90
7
44
.78
7
44
.72
0
44
.58
7
44
.50
8
44
.33
7
44
.26
7
44
.18
0
44
.12
5
43
.97
6
43
.86
8
40
.63
1
40
.22
7
40
.12
7
39
.83
4
39
.69
2
39
.52
4
39
.37
3
39
.25
1
39
.17
9
39
.09
4
38
.84
8
38
.75
8
38
.56
5
38
.41
5
38
.19
9
36
.15
0
36
.11
2
35
.55
3
34
.10
8
33
.91
3
33
.85
9
33
.79
1
33
.64
6
33
.51
6
33
.39
9
33
.29
8
33
.24
9
32
.53
9
32
.36
3
32
.23
5
27
.89
2
27
.83
2
24
.55
7
24
.41
7
24
.23
9
24
.04
0
18
.86
0
18
.66
2
18
.45
5
18
.37
8
18
.20
3
18
.14
7
18
.09
6
17
.97
6
17
.86
4
17
.69
8
17
.57
51
6.5
16
16
.36
81
6.2
64
16
.14
81
5.9
51
15
.82
3
OtBuN
O
NH
O
Ph
Ph
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13C NMR spectra of compound 4 (CDCl3)
ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
10
.82
0.7
0
0.2
6
0.9
7
0.3
0
0.6
4
1.0
0
4.0
4
1.4
2
3.0
3
2.9
8
0.7
1
0.7
3
0.2
8
0.3
3
ppm (t1)050100150
17
3.7
18
17
2.1
25
17
1.2
23
17
1.0
10
14
4.6
12
14
0.3
45
13
9.4
14
12
8.7
08
12
8.4
74
12
7.7
85
12
7.5
36
12
7.0
97
12
6.8
76
12
6.6
99
12
6.5
80
58
.31
8
57
.95
2
54
.13
5
51
.41
7
48
.86
1
48
.45
3
39
.75
6
38
.60
8
35
.93
5
35
.61
5
24
.49
8
24
.36
8
17
.85
3
16
.42
8
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1H NMR spectrum of compound 4 (CD3CN)
ppm (t1)050100150
17
4.6
10
17
4.4
75
17
3.6
97
17
3.2
68
17
2.5
13
17
2.3
61
17
1.7
01
16
8.9
86
16
8.9
25
16
8.5
13
16
8.0
57
16
7.9
15
15
5.7
50
15
5.5
99
14
1.9
31
14
1.3
83
14
1.0
54
14
0.5
07
14
0.1
00
13
9.7
25
13
9.5
58
13
9.3
26
13
9.2
26
13
8.9
98
13
8.8
42
12
8.9
36
12
8.7
21
12
8.6
53
12
8.4
29
12
8.3
77
12
8.2
51
12
7.6
72
12
7.5
62
12
7.4
23
12
7.2
50
12
7.0
82
12
6.9
62
12
6.8
15
12
6.7
29
12
6.5
45
81
.21
1
80
.05
4
55
.27
5
55
.17
5
55
.04
8
54
.84
0
54
.78
6
54
.70
9
54
.56
5
54
.37
2
54
.07
9
53
.21
8
53
.13
9
52
.47
7
51
.68
0
51
.54
5
51
.44
4
51
.28
2
50
.99
9
50
.78
6
45
.64
8
45
.45
3
45
.34
3
45
.15
8
44
.95
2
44
.56
8
44
.24
1
43
.93
9
43
.74
9
40
.80
4
39
.98
2
39
.70
3
38
.95
7
38
.79
2
38
.35
8
34
.83
5
34
.61
9
34
.36
3
33
.79
8
33
.50
4
33
.18
4
28
.32
0
18
.65
7
18
.52
9
18
.34
7
18
.26
7
18
.02
5
17
.93
4
17
.72
1
17
.62
5
17
.38
4
17
.22
4
17
.09
1
16
.85
0
16
.62
1
16
.44
2
16
.36
7
16
.17
3
16
.02
4
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
9.0
0
15
.55
0.2
1
0.3
6
0.3
5
0.3
9
0.2
3
0.6
0
1.5
1
0.6
2
0.3
3
0.5
8
1.3
2
1.9
4
7.5
2
ppm (t1)050100150
17
3.8
64
17
3.3
35
17
3.1
61
17
2.9
95
17
2.6
24
17
2.5
17
16
8.3
68
16
8.1
95
16
7.8
56
14
5.5
64
14
5.4
58
14
4.9
62
14
4.8
82
14
0.8
56
14
0.7
60
14
0.4
26
14
0.3
02
14
0.1
67
14
0.0
81
13
9.1
70
13
9.1
22
12
8.8
67
12
8.6
66
12
8.5
64
12
8.3
85
12
8.3
20
12
7.9
52
12
7.8
39
12
7.7
69
12
7.6
44
12
7.5
29
12
7.4
48
12
7.3
83
12
6.8
95
12
6.8
33
12
6.7
61
12
6.6
00
12
6.3
36
58
.58
5
58
.39
9
58
.24
6
55
.52
9
55
.25
9
54
.83
5
54
.44
4
51
.88
5
51
.58
9
51
.22
9
51
.12
1
45
.13
1
44
.47
5
44
.17
1
43
.48
6
43
.42
5
40
.70
4
40
.24
6
38
.95
8
38
.62
8
35
.93
5
35
.70
3
35
.38
6
35
.24
4
33
.59
3
24
.32
8
23
.99
1
18
.52
7
18
.26
4
17
.70
8
16
.39
1
16
.25
0
16
.16
9
NH2N
O
Ph
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Ph
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
12
.00
20
.96
0.4
4
0.1
5
0.0
7
1.2
2
1.0
2
0.2
7
1.1
3
0.2
3
0.8
3
8.0
1
5.1
3
ppm (t1)050100150
17
3.7
91
17
3.6
89
17
3.0
41
17
2.5
80
17
2.1
38
17
1.9
47
17
1.3
67
17
1.1
90
17
1.0
49
17
0.9
16
17
0.8
41
17
0.4
02
17
0.3
27
16
8.5
77
16
8.2
26
16
8.1
10
16
7.6
88
16
7.4
84
16
7.3
75
14
4.7
27
14
4.6
57
14
4.5
66
14
4.0
99
14
0.7
30
14
0.6
12
14
0.5
62
14
0.5
15
14
0.4
52
14
0.1
09
13
9.8
76
13
9.7
05
13
9.5
78
13
9.1
98
13
9.0
88
13
9.0
21
12
8.9
29
12
8.7
25
12
8.6
46
12
8.5
58
12
8.4
58
12
8.3
89
12
8.0
56
12
7.8
14
12
7.7
23
12
7.6
77
12
7.6
01
12
7.5
41
12
7.4
58
12
7.4
11
12
7.3
27
12
7.0
96
12
6.9
78
12
6.9
25
12
6.6
98
12
6.5
71
12
6.4
55
12
6.2
97
12
6.2
31
58
.42
4
58
.38
4
58
.21
4
58
.03
3
57
.84
4
57
.78
0
55
.32
8
55
.05
2
54
.80
3
54
.57
8
54
.36
4
54
.30
1
54
.05
3
52
.85
2
52
.01
1
51
.82
9
51
.53
8
51
.35
2
51
.08
8
50
.97
4
50
.85
3
49
.04
7
48
.94
3
48
.64
3
48
.29
9
47
.94
8
45
.33
5
45
.12
4
45
.04
4
44
.71
3
44
.40
8
44
.25
7
44
.12
6
43
.97
9
40
.45
3
40
.09
9
39
.79
3
39
.00
3
38
.88
4
38
.85
4
36
.09
9
35
.87
3
35
.68
8
35
.35
1
35
.22
9
34
.86
6
34
.20
1
34
.03
9
33
.91
5
33
.42
3
32
.45
9
24
.51
8
24
.43
1
24
.31
4
24
.28
9
23
.85
9
23
.46
1
18
.66
3
18
.51
3
18
.29
2
18
.23
9
18
.09
2
17
.87
8
17
.65
3
16
.85
7
16
.67
1
16
.48
6
16
.39
6
16
.21
2
16
.08
4
15
.95
1
NH2N
O
NH
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Ph
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
15
.00
26
.61
9.1
0
8.7
5
2.0
1
0.4
8
0.3
9
0.5
4
0.6
0
0.7
7
0.0
5
ppm (t1)050100150
17
4.3
94
17
4.1
27
17
3.8
06
17
3.3
82
17
3.2
21
17
3.1
46
17
2.8
70
17
2.6
35
17
2.4
85
17
2.3
95
17
2.2
71
17
2.1
48
17
1.8
75
17
1.6
88
17
1.3
90
17
1.3
08
17
0.8
05
16
8.7
75
16
8.6
71
16
8.1
75
16
7.9
73
16
7.9
11
16
7.7
89
16
7.5
06
16
7.4
72
16
7.3
09
14
5.3
26
14
5.1
94
14
4.9
42
14
1.0
34
14
0.7
79
14
0.6
72
14
0.4
51
14
0.2
84
14
0.1
55
14
0.1
24
14
0.0
75
13
9.8
43
13
9.6
16
13
9.3
96
13
9.0
87
13
9.0
08
13
8.9
24
12
8.9
26
12
8.7
87
12
8.6
46
12
8.5
91
12
8.4
81
12
8.4
47
12
8.3
46
12
8.2
56
12
8.1
08
12
7.9
80
12
7.7
90
12
7.6
60
12
7.4
79
12
7.3
54
12
7.2
82
12
7.1
53
12
7.0
59
12
6.8
68
12
6.7
54
12
6.6
73
12
6.5
84
12
6.5
48
12
6.5
14
12
6.4
36
12
6.3
67
12
6.1
82
12
6.0
88
58
.53
3
58
.50
0
58
.32
8
58
.19
6
58
.03
9
55
.82
3
55
.74
9
55
.67
6
55
.54
9
55
.41
2
55
.13
4
55
.05
1
54
.86
9
54
.70
6
54
.51
4
54
.40
5
54
.28
9
52
.37
6
52
.28
6
52
.13
6
51
.87
4
51
.69
3
51
.55
7
51
.37
6
51
.15
4
51
.00
7
50
.94
2
50
.86
5
45
.46
9
45
.29
0
45
.22
5
45
.17
6
45
.08
5
44
.88
4
44
.73
7
44
.57
3
44
.35
9
44
.19
4
44
.13
2
43
.99
6
43
.90
1
43
.52
4
43
.46
6
43
.40
5
43
.34
7
42
.91
1
42
.56
9
41
.77
9
41
.46
8
41
.35
6
41
.25
7
40
.79
1
40
.47
2
40
.28
8
40
.06
5
39
.30
0
39
.14
2
38
.98
4
38
.81
2
38
.61
8
36
.76
8
35
.80
5
35
.43
3
35
.31
6
34
.93
2
34
.30
9
34
.14
2
33
.92
7
33
.65
0
33
.49
5
33
.39
6
33
.07
9
32
.36
7
32
.17
9
24
.19
7
24
.13
0
24
.05
6
23
.96
6
18
.69
5
18
.59
5
18
.50
0
18
.43
3
18
.23
7
18
.15
1
17
.93
1
17
.83
3
17
.72
0
17
.66
6
17
.59
3
16
.96
3
16
.81
9
16
.71
8
16
.64
3
16
.32
1
16
.24
7
16
.14
61
6.0
48
15
.93
1
NH2N
O
N
O
Ph
Ph
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Ph
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
32
.06
18
.00
2.4
1
2.0
5
0.5
8
0.4
8
0.2
5
13
.89
5.8
3
ppm (t1)050100150
17
3.5
21
17
3.3
76
17
2.6
81
17
2.2
38
17
2.0
65
17
1.9
75
17
1.8
10
17
1.6
47
17
1.5
83
17
1.3
29
17
1.1
83
17
0.7
09
17
0.5
67
17
0.4
44
17
0.2
73
16
8.9
37
16
8.5
64
16
8.3
11
16
8.0
73
16
7.8
86
16
7.7
32
16
7.6
28
16
7.3
54
14
4.4
51
14
4.2
12
14
0.7
66
14
0.6
22
14
0.4
96
14
0.3
84
14
0.2
92
14
0.2
15
14
0.1
35
14
0.0
22
13
9.9
18
13
9.7
38
13
9.6
17
13
9.4
35
13
9.3
57
13
9.2
47
13
9.1
56
13
9.0
66
13
8.9
54
13
8.5
53
12
8.7
62
12
8.6
43
12
8.4
33
12
8.0
67
12
7.6
99
12
7.5
82
12
7.5
41
12
7.4
37
12
7.2
95
12
7.1
92
12
7.0
69
12
6.7
84
12
6.7
27
12
6.6
33
12
6.5
32
12
6.3
94
58
.50
7
58
.41
9
58
.21
0
57
.98
6
55
.58
3
55
.49
3
55
.21
9
55
.00
2
54
.89
3
54
.78
9
54
.63
2
54
.56
8
54
.43
2
54
.33
5
54
.27
2
54
.04
3
53
.95
5
53
.84
5
53
.78
4
52
.30
2
51
.96
2
51
.90
2
51
.69
4
51
.64
0
51
.56
0
51
.43
8
51
.32
4
50
.99
3
50
.94
0
50
.74
0
48
.83
1
48
.80
1
48
.51
7
48
.47
3
45
.55
9
45
.29
5
45
.12
2
45
.05
0
44
.89
0
44
.84
0
44
.63
2
44
.34
2
44
.17
4
43
.93
2
43
.84
1
41
.18
5
41
.12
0
41
.00
6
40
.74
3
40
.57
3
40
.32
5
40
.29
2
40
.08
1
39
.88
8
39
.69
3
39
.29
3
39
.19
9
39
.11
5
38
.93
7
38
.75
8
36
.53
4
36
.25
8
36
.18
2
35
.86
9
35
.81
1
35
.46
1
35
.36
0
35
.20
6
35
.01
0
34
.90
4
34
.80
0
34
.35
8
34
.18
9
34
.08
3
33
.93
2
33
.79
3
33
.73
5
33
.49
7
33
.40
4
33
.30
7
32
.50
2
32
.29
8
32
.18
2
31
.98
7
24
.39
8
24
.31
0
24
.17
1
23
.95
7
23
.85
9
23
.73
7
18
.70
2
18
.58
3
18
.43
5
18
.34
1
18
.22
5
18
.12
9
18
.03
1
17
.98
9
17
.89
5
17
.66
71
7.4
00
17
.28
61
6.9
50
16
.86
41
6.7
94
16
.69
01
6.5
74
16
.30
21
6.2
21
16
.09
61
6.0
31
15
.90
3
NH2N
O
NH
O
Ph
Ph
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13C NMR spectra of compound 7 (CDCl3)
ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
10
.86
4.0
0
2.4
1
9.4
5
15
.77
0.4
2
0.5
3
0.3
6
0.6
3
ppm (t1)050100150
17
1.0
63
16
9.9
12
16
8.1
91
15
5.6
61
13
9.6
48
12
8.6
35
12
8.4
47
12
8.2
86
12
7.6
26
12
7.4
74
12
7.1
05
12
6.8
90
12
6.5
22
80
.36
9
79
.97
4
54
.87
6
54
.06
7
53
.09
1
53
.03
4
52
.94
5
51
.70
3
51
.56
9
51
.38
1
45
.25
5
45
.10
9
44
.82
9
39
.23
6
38
.37
3
36
.28
3
34
.21
8
28
.36
5
27
.99
2
27
.92
7
17
.99
0
16
.92
7
16
.47
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4.6
10
17
4.4
75
17
3.6
97
17
3.2
68
17
2.5
13
17
2.3
61
17
1.7
01
16
8.9
86
16
8.9
25
16
8.5
13
16
8.0
57
16
7.9
15
15
5.7
50
15
5.5
99
14
1.9
31
14
1.3
83
14
1.0
54
14
0.5
07
14
0.1
00
13
9.7
25
13
9.5
58
13
9.3
26
13
9.2
26
13
8.9
98
13
8.8
42
12
8.9
36
12
8.7
21
12
8.6
53
12
8.4
29
12
8.3
77
12
8.2
51
12
7.6
72
12
7.5
62
12
7.4
23
12
7.2
50
12
7.0
82
12
6.9
62
12
6.8
15
12
6.7
29
12
6.5
45
81
.21
1
80
.05
4
55
.27
5
55
.17
5
55
.04
8
54
.84
0
54
.78
6
54
.70
9
54
.56
5
54
.37
2
54
.07
9
53
.21
8
53
.13
9
52
.47
7
51
.68
0
51
.54
5
51
.44
4
51
.28
2
50
.99
9
50
.78
6
45
.64
8
45
.45
3
45
.34
3
45
.15
8
44
.95
2
44
.56
8
44
.24
1
43
.93
9
43
.74
9
40
.80
4
39
.98
2
39
.70
3
38
.95
7
38
.79
2
38
.35
8
34
.83
5
34
.61
9
34
.36
3
33
.79
8
33
.50
4
33
.18
4
28
.32
0
18
.65
7
18
.52
9
18
.34
7
18
.26
7
18
.02
5
17
.93
4
17
.72
1
17
.62
5
17
.38
4
17
.22
4
17
.09
1
16
.85
0
16
.62
1
16
.44
2
16
.36
7
16
.17
3
16
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
20
.83
1.2
1
0.5
9
0.5
9
1.2
1
7.7
4
3.9
4
30
.00
ppm (f1)050100150
17
2.3
47
17
2.2
76
17
1.6
07
17
1.4
04
17
1.2
00
17
1.0
85
17
0.9
55
17
0.8
40
17
0.6
66
17
0.5
69
17
0.4
18
17
0.3
51
17
0.0
82
17
0.0
01
16
9.5
99
16
9.1
55
16
8.5
83
16
8.3
99
16
8.0
14
16
7.8
64
16
7.3
15
16
7.1
57
16
6.9
96
15
5.7
20
15
5.6
45
15
5.5
06
14
1.3
64
14
1.2
71
14
0.8
90
14
0.8
02
14
0.6
78
14
0.5
73
14
0.2
89
13
9.9
35
13
9.6
99
13
9.4
43
13
9.2
46
13
9.0
04
12
8.9
21
12
8.7
62
12
8.6
29
12
8.3
85
12
8.2
43
12
8.0
29
12
7.5
98
12
7.5
08
12
7.4
57
12
7.3
44
12
7.1
32
12
7.0
51
12
6.9
14
12
6.7
61
12
6.6
70
12
6.4
24
12
6.2
34
80
.34
8
79
.86
4
79
.78
8
55
.35
5
55
.08
6
54
.71
1
54
.50
4
54
.24
6
54
.14
1
53
.98
8
53
.89
5
53
.19
5
52
.84
7
52
.77
2
51
.85
3
51
.67
2
51
.48
6
51
.26
2
51
.18
5
50
.82
6
45
.59
1
45
.53
5
45
.22
4
45
.03
8
44
.94
9
44
.59
4
44
.14
9
43
.97
8
40
.63
6
40
.08
6
39
.62
9
39
.52
6
39
.27
2
39
.05
7
38
.49
6
38
.33
1
36
.23
4
36
.18
0
35
.75
0
35
.65
0
34
.17
0
34
.09
5
33
.85
8
33
.62
3
33
.33
8
33
.25
4
28
.31
7
27
.97
0
27
.89
6
18
.64
7
18
.45
2
18
.40
6
18
.28
7
18
.08
7
17
.87
0
17
.76
7
17
.17
3
17
.10
4
16
.43
6
16
.23
3
16
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7
15
.88
5
15
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
2.5
6
2.7
7
30
.00
11
.22
37
.15
5.6
7
ppm (f1)050100150
17
2.3
50
17
1.5
29
17
1.3
48
17
1.1
56
17
1.1
00
17
0.7
22
17
0.6
62
17
0.3
15
17
0.0
09
16
9.5
55
16
8.9
36
16
8.8
61
16
8.5
46
16
8.3
52
16
8.1
44
16
7.8
81
16
7.7
10
16
7.3
11
16
7.0
97
16
7.0
15
15
5.6
90
15
5.6
15
15
5.4
94
14
1.3
83
14
1.3
11
14
1.1
89
14
0.8
11
14
0.5
60
14
0.3
43
14
0.1
14
13
9.7
58
13
9.3
80
13
9.1
98
13
8.9
29
12
8.8
40
12
8.7
95
12
8.5
91
12
8.3
69
12
8.2
37
12
8.1
86
12
7.5
55
12
7.4
67
12
7.3
96
12
7.0
24
12
6.8
61
12
6.7
40
12
6.6
70
12
6.4
79
12
6.3
85
12
6.3
05
79
.85
3
79
.74
2
79
.58
7
55
.65
8
55
.49
7
55
.25
5
55
.03
6
54
.54
5
54
.47
3
54
.18
5
53
.29
6
53
.17
0
51
.79
3
51
.62
2
51
.46
8
51
.40
9
51
.22
6
51
.12
8
50
.85
5
50
.78
9
50
.68
5
45
.50
0
44
.93
4
44
.76
0
44
.66
2
44
.48
3
44
.19
7
44
.03
2
43
.91
9
40
.70
8
40
.57
4
40
.26
8
40
.07
1
39
.38
6
39
.23
2
39
.12
4
38
.99
9
38
.46
4
38
.25
2
36
.20
5
35
.59
3
34
.15
7
33
.95
2
33
.54
1
33
.44
5
33
.26
8
33
.18
2
28
.30
1
27
.94
4
27
.88
3
27
.31
8
18
.80
4
18
.67
8
18
.56
6
18
.38
7
18
.27
4
18
.18
2
18
.06
6
18
.00
9
17
.87
1
17
.68
9
17
.18
9
17
.07
1
16
.42
3
16
.30
8
16
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2
15
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6
15
.86
6
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
10
.75
0.6
2
2.4
3
0.6
8
2.1
7
15
.00
3.8
9
ppm (t1)050100150
17
3.9
08
17
3.7
43
16
9.0
75
16
8.7
48
15
5.7
64
15
5.6
49
14
1.5
51
14
1.4
40
14
1.3
60
14
1.2
85
13
9.3
04
12
8.7
05
12
8.4
71
12
8.3
08
12
7.8
09
12
7.5
12
12
7.2
02
12
6.8
17
12
6.6
66
12
6.6
23
80
.46
5
80
.27
2
80
.12
3
80
.00
0
79
.91
5
79
.83
4
55
.09
7
54
.98
5
54
.38
6
54
.20
9
53
.97
6
53
.15
9
52
.86
0
52
.78
1
52
.71
1
51
.63
9
51
.54
0
51
.44
1
45
.65
5
45
.53
2
45
.41
8
45
.33
8
45
.00
9
44
.88
1
44
.84
4
40
.11
5
38
.77
1
36
.10
6
35
.91
8
35
.85
9
35
.78
2
35
.65
2
35
.55
3
35
.50
8
28
.36
2
18
.13
1
17
.84
0
16
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17
4.6
10
17
4.4
75
17
3.6
97
17
3.2
68
17
2.5
13
17
2.3
61
17
1.7
01
16
8.9
86
16
8.9
25
16
8.5
13
16
8.0
57
16
7.9
15
15
5.7
50
15
5.5
99
14
1.9
31
14
1.3
83
14
1.0
54
14
0.5
07
14
0.1
00
13
9.7
25
13
9.5
58
13
9.3
26
13
9.2
26
13
8.9
98
13
8.8
42
12
8.9
36
12
8.7
21
12
8.6
53
12
8.4
29
12
8.3
77
12
8.2
51
12
7.6
72
12
7.5
62
12
7.4
23
12
7.2
50
12
7.0
82
12
6.9
62
12
6.8
15
12
6.7
29
12
6.5
45
81
.21
1
80
.05
4
55
.27
5
55
.17
5
55
.04
8
54
.84
0
54
.78
6
54
.70
9
54
.56
5
54
.37
2
54
.07
9
53
.21
8
53
.13
9
52
.47
7
51
.68
0
51
.54
5
51
.44
4
51
.28
2
50
.99
9
50
.78
6
45
.64
8
45
.45
3
45
.34
3
45
.15
8
44
.95
2
44
.56
8
44
.24
1
43
.93
9
43
.74
9
40
.80
4
39
.98
2
39
.70
3
38
.95
7
38
.79
2
38
.35
8
34
.83
5
34
.61
9
34
.36
3
33
.79
8
33
.50
4
33
.18
4
28
.32
0
18
.65
7
18
.52
9
18
.34
7
18
.26
7
18
.02
5
17
.93
4
17
.72
1
17
.62
5
17
.38
4
17
.22
4
17
.09
1
16
.85
0
16
.62
1
16
.44
2
16
.36
7
16
.17
3
16
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
21
.24
21
.00
4.1
9
7.5
8
1.3
4
0.1
5
1.4
5
2.0
3
ppm (t1)050100150
17
4.3
39
17
4.0
42
17
2.2
09
17
1.7
66
17
1.5
02
17
1.3
69
16
9.2
48
16
8.9
50
16
8.7
01
16
8.5
59
16
8.0
10
16
7.8
11
16
7.6
11
15
5.8
67
15
5.6
80
15
5.5
37
14
1.3
45
14
1.1
48
14
1.0
43
14
0.6
86
14
0.4
66
13
9.6
19
13
9.5
13
13
9.1
96
12
8.9
21
12
8.8
02
12
8.6
89
12
8.6
12
12
8.5
17
12
8.3
93
12
8.3
28
12
8.2
04
12
8.1
10
12
7.8
06
12
7.6
51
12
7.5
44
12
7.3
80
12
7.3
10
12
7.2
79
12
7.0
55
12
6.9
63
12
6.7
52
12
6.6
33
12
6.3
73
80
.55
9
80
.12
3
79
.99
8
79
.82
0
55
.21
8
55
.04
4
54
.91
2
54
.63
4
54
.54
2
54
.40
6
54
.32
9
51
.95
2
51
.48
8
51
.39
3
51
.00
0
50
.90
6
45
.27
5
45
.17
0
45
.08
1
44
.95
8
44
.45
2
44
.20
4
43
.98
6
41
.10
5
40
.92
7
40
.08
3
39
.95
0
38
.99
5
38
.80
5
36
.30
1
35
.87
1
35
.39
2
35
.25
5
34
.99
7
33
.60
8
33
.37
3
28
.35
4
28
.31
6
18
.25
8
17
.92
3
17
.66
5
16
.71
4
16
.24
4
16
.03
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
6.5
8
0.1
5
32
.91
11
.76
6.3
2
27
.00
ppm (t1)050100150
17
2.7
48
17
2.5
60
17
2.2
78
17
1.9
00
17
1.8
16
17
1.6
69
17
1.5
94
17
1.3
93
17
1.2
65
16
8.9
21
16
8.5
99
16
8.3
94
16
8.1
41
16
7.9
29
16
7.6
95
16
7.4
79
15
5.6
25
14
1.3
55
14
0.9
68
14
0.8
11
14
0.6
93
14
0.5
45
14
0.2
96
14
0.1
95
13
9.8
92
13
9.4
97
13
9.3
76
13
9.1
18
13
9.0
14
12
8.7
45
12
8.6
46
12
8.5
06
12
8.4
35
12
8.3
66
12
8.2
20
12
7.9
23
12
7.7
03
12
7.6
16
12
7.5
36
12
7.4
24
12
7.3
36
12
7.1
47
12
7.1
01
12
6.9
54
12
6.8
48
12
6.7
48
12
6.6
23
12
6.4
60
12
6.4
21
80
.08
7
80
.03
0
79
.93
7
79
.88
6
79
.77
5
55
.60
7
55
.52
4
55
.43
7
55
.25
9
55
.14
2
55
.05
7
54
.89
5
54
.81
2
54
.70
4
54
.49
7
54
.40
7
54
.35
4
54
.18
5
54
.03
4
53
.90
8
53
.82
8
53
.75
3
53
.67
6
53
.33
0
53
.26
2
53
.20
6
53
.13
6
52
.35
0
52
.29
3
52
.11
0
51
.98
8
51
.70
5
51
.54
5
51
.46
3
51
.07
8
50
.99
2
50
.81
6
50
.57
4
50
.50
5
45
.49
0
45
.31
2
45
.24
7
45
.16
3
45
.09
3
45
.02
1
44
.90
1
44
.75
8
44
.71
9
44
.62
3
44
.50
7
44
.42
7
44
.31
3
44
.07
4
43
.96
9
40
.92
2
40
.85
1
40
.67
4
40
.61
4
40
.21
3
40
.03
5
39
.87
0
39
.38
1
39
.21
1
39
.01
8
38
.92
9
38
.80
5
38
.70
4
38
.37
5
36
.26
7
36
.10
2
35
.88
2
35
.80
5
35
.66
0
35
.56
1
35
.38
2
35
.17
7
34
.97
9
34
.35
6
34
.16
0
33
.95
4
33
.84
2
33
.70
0
33
.62
8
33
.57
2
33
.48
4
33
.26
5
32
.36
7
32
.26
0
32
.09
9
31
.94
9
31
.79
3
29
.18
4
28
.31
5
18
.75
1
18
.65
4
18
.51
9
18
.26
0
18
.13
0
17
.91
9
17
.81
71
7.6
56
17
.42
11
6.9
83
16
.87
71
6.7
67
16
.63
91
6.3
18
16
.09
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
0.0
4
0.3
6
0.5
0
0.9
5
1.8
8
10
.55
1.9
3
2.0
0
0.0
6
2.8
7
3.0
2
ppm (t1)050100150
17
4.8
71
17
3.5
18
16
5.4
63
16
5.0
61
16
2.0
74
16
1.7
36
16
1.3
69
16
0.9
97
13
8.7
36
13
8.0
96
13
5.0
70
13
5.0
15
12
9.7
00
12
9.6
64
12
9.3
76
12
9.3
30
12
8.9
30
12
8.6
64
12
8.2
65
12
8.0
49
12
7.9
67
12
7.1
65
12
6.5
70
11
7.4
74
11
4.5
83
59
.20
9
59
.12
8
55
.09
8
53
.12
4
46
.02
3
39
.43
1
39
.04
6
33
.81
4
33
.36
5
19
.58
3
19
.32
0
17
.53
9
16
.28
0
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1H NMR spectrum of compound 13 (CD3CN)
ppm (t1)050100150
17
4.6
10
17
4.4
75
17
3.6
97
17
3.2
68
17
2.5
13
17
2.3
61
17
1.7
01
16
8.9
86
16
8.9
25
16
8.5
13
16
8.0
57
16
7.9
15
15
5.7
50
15
5.5
99
14
1.9
31
14
1.3
83
14
1.0
54
14
0.5
07
14
0.1
00
13
9.7
25
13
9.5
58
13
9.3
26
13
9.2
26
13
8.9
98
13
8.8
42
12
8.9
36
12
8.7
21
12
8.6
53
12
8.4
29
12
8.3
77
12
8.2
51
12
7.6
72
12
7.5
62
12
7.4
23
12
7.2
50
12
7.0
82
12
6.9
62
12
6.8
15
12
6.7
29
12
6.5
45
81
.21
1
80
.05
4
55
.27
5
55
.17
5
55
.04
8
54
.84
0
54
.78
6
54
.70
9
54
.56
5
54
.37
2
54
.07
9
53
.21
8
53
.13
9
52
.47
7
51
.68
0
51
.54
5
51
.44
4
51
.28
2
50
.99
9
50
.78
6
45
.64
8
45
.45
3
45
.34
3
45
.15
8
44
.95
2
44
.56
8
44
.24
1
43
.93
9
43
.74
9
40
.80
4
39
.98
2
39
.70
3
38
.95
7
38
.79
2
38
.35
8
34
.83
5
34
.61
9
34
.36
3
33
.79
8
33
.50
4
33
.18
4
28
.32
0
18
.65
7
18
.52
9
18
.34
7
18
.26
7
18
.02
5
17
.93
4
17
.72
1
17
.62
5
17
.38
4
17
.22
4
17
.09
1
16
.85
0
16
.62
1
16
.44
2
16
.36
7
16
.17
3
16
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1H and
13C NMR spectra of compound 14 (CDCl3)
ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
3.5
2
12
.00
1.3
7
20
.27
1.3
8
8.4
0
ppm (t1)050100150
17
4.7
30
17
4.6
40
17
3.4
76
17
3.2
33
17
2.5
87
17
2.2
47
17
1.8
40
17
1.5
12
17
0.8
61
16
8.5
27
16
8.3
32
16
8.1
65
16
7.9
25
16
5.4
95
16
5.3
66
16
4.7
71
16
1.4
86
16
1.1
15
14
0.4
96
14
0.4
00
14
0.0
79
14
0.0
27
13
9.5
56
13
9.3
89
13
9.2
62
13
9.1
23
13
8.7
16
13
5.1
75
13
5.0
42
13
4.9
82
13
4.9
01
13
4.7
93
12
9.9
72
12
9.8
19
12
9.7
61
12
9.6
70
12
9.5
93
12
9.4
36
12
9.3
67
12
9.0
15
12
8.9
32
12
8.8
35
12
8.6
63
12
8.5
71
12
8.4
16
12
8.3
39
12
8.1
69
12
7.9
62
12
7.8
91
12
7.7
98
12
7.6
84
12
7.5
84
12
7.5
32
12
7.4
42
12
7.3
53
12
7.1
06
12
6.7
26
12
6.6
10
12
6.5
22
12
6.3
87
12
6.2
32
12
0.2
56
11
7.3
65
11
4.4
90
11
1.6
07
59
.19
4
59
.11
1
58
.97
7
55
.96
7
55
.52
7
55
.43
9
55
.30
2
55
.17
8
55
.13
8
55
.00
2
54
.54
2
53
.51
8
53
.16
6
52
.95
6
52
.89
8
51
.47
5
51
.40
3
51
.28
2
46
.05
7
46
.01
4
45
.92
3
45
.75
0
45
.67
5
45
.56
6
45
.45
7
45
.33
7
45
.24
7
45
.10
9
45
.04
4
44
.74
7
44
.54
5
44
.44
3
44
.22
6
44
.02
4
41
.30
1
41
.09
7
40
.68
7
40
.62
4
40
.37
9
40
.20
4
40
.10
5
40
.00
7
39
.84
1
39
.42
6
39
.34
9
39
.26
1
39
.14
2
39
.01
2
38
.93
6
38
.68
1
34
.43
7
34
.02
4
33
.87
0
33
.75
7
33
.58
9
32
.58
2
32
.29
4
31
.82
2
19
.89
2
19
.59
3
19
.47
2
19
.41
2
19
.33
5
18
.54
5
18
.43
9
18
.13
4
18
.05
5
17
.77
4
17
.71
4
16
.93
2
16
.53
2
16
.27
7
16
.13
9
16
.04
9
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1H NMR spectrum of compound 15 (CDCl3)
ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
18
.00
2.1
9
30
.69
5.4
8
2.7
1
12
.18
ppm (t1)050100150
17
4.6
10
17
4.4
75
17
3.6
97
17
3.2
68
17
2.5
13
17
2.3
61
17
1.7
01
16
8.9
86
16
8.9
25
16
8.5
13
16
8.0
57
16
7.9
15
15
5.7
50
15
5.5
99
14
1.9
31
14
1.3
83
14
1.0
54
14
0.5
07
14
0.1
00
13
9.7
25
13
9.5
58
13
9.3
26
13
9.2
26
13
8.9
98
13
8.8
42
12
8.9
36
12
8.7
21
12
8.6
53
12
8.4
29
12
8.3
77
12
8.2
51
12
7.6
72
12
7.5
62
12
7.4
23
12
7.2
50
12
7.0
82
12
6.9
62
12
6.8
15
12
6.7
29
12
6.5
45
81
.21
1
80
.05
4
55
.27
5
55
.17
5
55
.04
8
54
.84
0
54
.78
6
54
.70
9
54
.56
5
54
.37
2
54
.07
9
53
.21
8
53
.13
9
52
.47
7
51
.68
0
51
.54
5
51
.44
4
51
.28
2
50
.99
9
50
.78
6
45
.64
8
45
.45
3
45
.34
3
45
.15
8
44
.95
2
44
.56
8
44
.24
1
43
.93
9
43
.74
9
40
.80
4
39
.98
2
39
.70
3
38
.95
7
38
.79
2
38
.35
8
34
.83
5
34
.61
9
34
.36
3
33
.79
8
33
.50
4
33
.18
4
28
.32
0
18
.65
7
18
.52
9
18
.34
7
18
.26
7
18
.02
5
17
.93
4
17
.72
1
17
.62
5
17
.38
4
17
.22
4
17
.09
1
16
.85
0
16
.62
1
16
.44
2
16
.36
7
16
.17
3
16
.02
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13C NMR spectra of compound 16 (CDCl3)
ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
21
.00
3.7
1
7.4
0
21
.47
0.1
3
0.6
6
1.6
1
0.6
0
1.4
7
ppm (t1)050100150
17
4.6
10
17
4.4
75
17
3.6
97
17
3.2
68
17
2.5
13
17
2.3
61
17
1.7
01
16
8.9
86
16
8.9
25
16
8.5
13
16
8.0
57
16
7.9
15
15
5.7
50
15
5.5
99
14
1.9
31
14
1.3
83
14
1.0
54
14
0.5
07
14
0.1
00
13
9.7
25
13
9.5
58
13
9.3
26
13
9.2
26
13
8.9
98
13
8.8
42
12
8.9
36
12
8.7
21
12
8.6
53
12
8.4
29
12
8.3
77
12
8.2
51
12
7.6
72
12
7.5
62
12
7.4
23
12
7.2
50
12
7.0
82
12
6.9
62
12
6.8
15
12
6.7
29
12
6.5
45
81
.21
1
80
.05
4
55
.27
5
55
.17
5
55
.04
8
54
.84
0
54
.78
6
54
.70
9
54
.56
5
54
.37
2
54
.07
9
53
.21
8
53
.13
9
52
.47
7
51
.68
0
51
.54
5
51
.44
4
51
.28
2
50
.99
9
50
.78
6
45
.64
8
45
.45
3
45
.34
3
45
.15
8
44
.95
2
44
.56
8
44
.24
1
43
.93
9
43
.74
9
40
.80
4
39
.98
2
39
.70
3
38
.95
7
38
.79
2
38
.35
8
34
.83
5
34
.61
9
34
.36
3
33
.79
8
33
.50
4
33
.18
4
28
.32
0
18
.65
7
18
.52
9
18
.34
7
18
.26
7
18
.02
5
17
.93
4
17
.72
1
17
.62
5
17
.38
4
17
.22
4
17
.09
1
16
.85
0
16
.62
1
16
.44
2
16
.36
7
16
.17
3
16
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13C NMR spectra of compound 17 (CDCl3)
ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
41
.24
3.4
8
3.9
5
15
.65
7.5
2
42
.00
ppm (f1)050100150
17
2.2
00
17
2.1
23
17
1.9
87
17
1.8
28
17
1.5
41
17
1.4
72
17
1.2
09
17
1.0
06
17
0.9
12
17
0.8
18
17
0.5
25
17
0.1
96
16
9.8
73
16
9.5
00
16
9.4
29
16
9.3
04
16
8.8
22
16
8.7
67
16
8.6
71
16
8.6
07
16
8.3
82
16
8.3
34
16
8.2
05
16
8.1
02
16
7.9
72
16
7.9
34
16
7.7
51
16
7.5
95
16
7.2
91
16
7.1
93
16
7.1
01
16
6.8
68
16
6.8
19
15
5.4
83
15
5.3
72
14
1.1
68
14
1.0
59
14
0.9
48
14
0.6
96
14
0.6
29
14
0.4
34
14
0.2
97
14
0.1
60
14
0.0
29
13
9.8
61
13
9.7
56
13
9.6
39
13
9.5
94
13
9.4
68
13
9.4
20
13
9.2
82
13
9.1
56
13
8.9
84
12
8.4
63
12
8.2
51
12
8.1
17
12
7.8
23
12
7.4
41
12
7.3
47
12
7.2
60
12
7.2
02
12
7.0
04
12
6.9
15
12
6.6
22
12
6.2
66
12
6.1
81
79
.71
4
79
.57
1
55
.63
9
55
.54
6
55
.37
2
55
.31
9
55
.15
8
54
.94
1
54
.81
6
54
.52
4
54
.30
6
54
.24
9
54
.15
2
54
.06
4
53
.30
7
53
.20
9
53
.04
8
51
.64
5
51
.50
1
51
.33
6
51
.21
4
51
.15
8
51
.07
2
51
.02
7
50
.92
5
50
.66
6
50
.56
5
45
.37
0
44
.83
6
44
.68
3
44
.49
2
44
.38
0
44
.31
4
44
.19
1
44
.16
0
44
.07
1
43
.96
9
43
.82
6
40
.61
2
40
.44
7
40
.14
4
40
.07
6
39
.94
4
39
.70
0
39
.47
0
39
.29
8
39
.11
1
38
.98
7
38
.88
6
38
.77
6
38
.45
0
38
.32
9
38
.14
4
38
.05
6
36
.02
6
35
.92
7
35
.78
8
35
.45
1
34
.02
9
33
.82
1
33
.71
9
33
.41
9
33
.34
0
33
.17
9
33
.03
1
32
.91
5
32
.41
7
32
.17
9
31
.91
3
28
.18
0
27
.82
1
27
.76
1
19
.13
2
19
.08
3
19
.00
1
18
.91
9
18
.65
8
18
.59
9
18
.47
4
18
.38
1
18
.24
9
18
.07
2
18
.01
4
17
.92
2
17
.73
5
17
.60
8
17
.12
4
16
.95
8
16
.70
9
16
.60
4
16
.30
01
6.1
86
16
.05
11
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ppm (t1)0.01.02.03.04.05.06.07.0
4.4
2
4.8
4
52
.13
19
.28
9.8
9
48
.00
ppm (t1)050100150
17
2.3
72
17
2.3
15
17
2.2
00
17
2.1
01
17
1.9
58
17
1.6
42
17
1.5
24
17
1.4
13
17
1.3
24
17
1.1
11
17
1.0
23
17
0.9
21
17
0.7
19
17
0.6
67
17
0.6
02
17
0.5
27
17
0.2
87
16
9.9
75
16
9.5
33
16
8.5
86
16
8.4
62
16
8.1
96
16
8.0
81
16
7.8
56
16
7.7
82
16
7.6
92
16
7.5
23
16
7.3
56
16
7.3
02
16
7.1
99
16
7.1
48
16
6.9
84
16
6.9
07
15
5.6
80
15
5.5
98
15
5.5
05
14
1.5
23
14
1.3
03
14
1.1
78
14
1.0
53
14
0.8
08
14
0.6
32
14
0.5
42
14
0.4
78
14
0.2
88
14
0.1
69
14
0.0
32
13
9.7
13
13
9.5
75
13
9.4
10
13
9.2
63
13
9.0
78
13
8.9
91
12
8.5
77
12
8.3
54
12
7.9
44
12
7.5
47
12
7.4
64
12
7.3
22
12
7.0
03
12
6.7
07
12
6.6
54
12
6.3
69
12
6.2
85
79
.87
8
79
.72
3
79
.59
1
55
.46
7
55
.27
6
55
.14
2
55
.04
4
54
.89
7
54
.68
3
54
.55
0
54
.42
2
54
.14
5
53
.93
6
53
.26
7
53
.15
9
51
.76
0
51
.60
3
51
.40
3
51
.26
5
51
.12
2
51
.01
3
50
.77
3
50
.66
1
45
.46
1
45
.15
1
44
.92
6
44
.78
5
44
.55
1
44
.47
4
44
.39
8
44
.22
9
44
.10
1
43
.90
6
40
.76
8
40
.55
9
40
.11
6
40
.03
6
39
.91
9
39
.42
5
39
.20
1
39
.10
0
38
.99
8
38
.78
6
38
.46
3
38
.24
3
36
.16
2
36
.11
6
35
.56
8
34
.14
3
33
.93
3
33
.41
6
33
.32
1
32
.38
0
32
.31
3
32
.16
2
28
.28
7
27
.92
9
27
.86
8
19
.24
6
19
.11
7
18
.97
3
18
.85
4
18
.71
1
18
.57
4
18
.40
9
18
.33
1
18
.17
2
18
.05
6
17
.87
4
17
.80
4
17
.72
1
17
.48
5
17
.17
5
17
.05
6
16
.41
3
16
.29
5
16
.14
6
15
.96
2
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13C NMR spectra of compound 19 (CDCl3)
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.00
41
.63
8.1
8
15
.00
8.3
3
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17
2.4
41
17
2.2
33
17
1.7
15
17
1.4
40
17
1.2
37
17
0.7
45
16
8.7
39
16
8.5
04
16
8.1
00
16
7.9
48
16
7.7
10
16
7.3
67
16
7.0
03
15
5.6
46
14
0.9
65
14
0.8
58
14
0.7
31
14
0.6
70
14
0.5
16
14
0.2
75
14
0.1
47
14
0.0
27
13
9.7
14
13
9.4
85
13
9.3
56
13
9.1
12
13
9.0
23
12
8.5
93
12
8.4
99
12
8.4
09
12
8.3
58
12
8.1
80
12
7.5
89
12
7.3
79
12
7.1
36
12
7.0
27
12
6.8
64
12
6.7
03
12
6.6
21
12
6.4
42
79
.86
4
79
.81
4
79
.73
6
55
.58
8
55
.46
9
55
.36
9
55
.20
8
55
.08
1
55
.03
9
54
.92
3
54
.80
0
54
.66
8
54
.49
9
54
.35
0
54
.30
1
54
.08
2
53
.94
2
52
.00
2
51
.88
4
51
.75
0
51
.58
9
51
.49
4
51
.39
9
51
.28
8
51
.19
0
51
.15
1
51
.00
5
50
.81
5
45
.62
0
45
.53
5
45
.44
5
45
.29
8
45
.25
2
45
.12
1
44
.94
9
44
.90
2
44
.59
4
44
.48
9
44
.39
0
44
.28
9
44
.16
6
44
.10
7
43
.97
7
43
.77
9
41
.19
0
40
.95
1
40
.87
5
40
.73
1
40
.63
5
40
.59
0
40
.42
5
40
.06
2
39
.94
4
39
.85
4
39
.39
7
39
.21
4
39
.11
5
39
.01
0
38
.96
1
38
.87
4
38
.84
1
38
.67
9
34
.00
7
33
.83
0
33
.76
3
33
.58
1
33
.47
5
33
.32
4
32
.20
0
32
.06
7
31
.91
2
31
.75
3
28
.29
3
18
.26
4
18
.16
1
18
.08
6
18
.02
6
17
.85
1
17
.68
4
17
.34
3
17
.09
2
17
.01
9
16
.93
6
16
.80
9
16
.73
1
16
.51
1
16
.24
9
16
.10
3
16
.01
1
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Analytical HPLC analysis of peptoids
General conditions: Solvent A: water (1% TFA); solvent B: MeCN; solvent C: MeOH; 214 nm.
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Peptoid 2 (A/B 40:60, flow = 0.80). Peptoid 2a (A/B 30:70, flow = 0.80).
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Peptoid 3 (A/B 30:70, flow = 0.80). Peptoid 4 (A/C 40:60, flow = 0.40).
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WVL:214 nm
Peptoid 4a (A/C 30:70, flow = 0.50). Peptoid 5 (A/C 30:70, flow = 0.50).
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Peptoid 5a (A/C 30:70, flow = 0.50). Peptoid 6 (A/C 20:80, flow = 0.60).
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WVL:214 nm
Peptoid 7 (A/B 20:80, flow = 0.80). Peptoid 8 (A/B 20:80, flow = 0.80).
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WVL:214 nm
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Peptoid 9 (A/B 10:90, flow = 0.80). Peptoid 10 (A/C 20:80, flow = 0.60).
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WVL:214 nm
Peptoid 11 (A/C 20:80, flow = 0.60). Peptoid 12 (A/C 10:90, flow = 0.75).
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WVL:214 nm
Peptoid 13 (A/C 30:70, flow = 0.50). Peptoid 14 (A/C 20:80, flow = 0.60).
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WVL:214 nm
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WVL:214 nm
Peptoid 15 (A/C 20:80, flow = 0.60). Peptoid 16 (A/B 30:70, flow = 0.80).
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WVL:214 nm
Peptoid 17 (A/C 5:95, flow = 0.80). Peptoid 17 after purification by preparative
HPLC (A/C 5:95, flow = 0.80).
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Peptoid 18 (A/C 5:95, flow = 0.80). Peptoid 18 after purification by preparative
HPLC (A/C 5:95, flow = 0.80).
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WVL:214 nm
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WVL:214 nm
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Peptoid 19 (A/C 10:90, flow = 0.75). Peptoid 20 (A/C 10:90, flow = 0.75).
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