Stellane at the Forefront: Derivatization and Reactivity Studies of a Promising Saturated Bioisostere of ortho‐Substituted Benzenes

18 January 2024, Version 1
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Abstract

This work highlights stellane's cage stability and derivatization opportunities. Using modern synthesis protocols, a di-verse range of building blocks were synthesized. Stellane's reactivity and chemical tolerance were rigorously evaluated across different reaction systems, demonstrating its promise as a bio-isosteric scaffold. It can be utilized in scaffold-based molecular design and offers topological precision superiority over existing ortho-isosteres, as well as mono-substituted benzene mimetics, holding the potential to become a robust platform for future medicinal chemistry studies.

Keywords

stellane
Bioisostere
ortho-substituted benzene mimetics
building blocks
Functional groups tolerance

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