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Synthesis of Substituted imidazo [1, 5-a] pyrimidine-2-(1H)-one Core Structure.

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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE The objective of our work was to establish a facile and scalable synthesis of imidazopyridone for further use in medicinal chemistry applications. An easy synthesis of a… Click to show full abstract

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE The objective of our work was to establish a facile and scalable synthesis of imidazopyridone for further use in medicinal chemistry applications. An easy synthesis of a core scaffold will enable the medicinal chemistry community to use imidazopyridone as a privileged scaffold in new chemical entity (NCE) synthesis. MATERIALS AND METHODS The synthesis was achieved from commercially available and cheap raw materials like amino acetonitrile hydrochloride or commercially available guanidine. RESULTS Simple transformation starting from amino acetonitrile hydrochloride leads to the synthesis of a versatile imidazo [1, 5-a] pyrimidine-2-(1H)-one core structure. Using suitable functionalized starting materials, a set of NCEs were synthesized to demonstrate the application of the developed synthetic scheme. Similarly, guanidine was also used to synthesize a regioisomer of imidazopyridone in moderate to good yields. CONCLUSION We demonstrate the synthesis of two different regio-isomers of imidazopyrimidinone using simple chemical transformations. Its application in synthesizing NCEs has also been exhibited in the present work.

Keywords: pyrimidine one; chemistry; one core; imidazo pyrimidine; synthesis

Journal Title: Current organic synthesis
Year Published: 2020

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