Reação de ciclização de prins na síntetica diastereosseletiva de 31 análogos meso-tetraidropirâneos: determinação de estruturas cristalinas, estudos teóricos e avaliação in vitro da atividade antileucêmica.

Abstract

This study was designed based on the concept of achiral / meso compound. The importance of preparing achiral compounds is based on their structural simplification, leading to new molecules which require no further investigations pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of the enantiomers. Therefore, it is proposed to the synthesis of analogues tetrahydropyrans achiral/meso using the Prins cyclization reaction. The homoallylic alcohols synthesized in this work were derived from the Barbier reaction obtained in great yields, wherein these products are used as a synthesis intermediate for the preparation of tetrahydropyrans proposed. The Prins cyclization reaction is an efficient method for the preparation of tetrahydropyrans therefore proved to be a powerful tool for synthesis and versatile for the preparation of substituted tetrahydropyrans to give all the compounds synthesized in satisfactory yields. Through spectroscopic and crystallographic studies were possible to determine in detail the relative configuration of the molecules 40a, 41a, 44a, 45a, 46a, 46b and 48b. Furthermore, a theoretical study was developed using the density functional theory to obtain the molecular geometries optimized in the gas phase, making it possible to compare these preferred conformations with geometries defined by crystals. The tetrahydropyrans bioevaluated were synthesized in the leukemic cell line K562 and two types of normal L929 cells and PBMC. The results were very promising in cancer in vitro assays, highlighting the hydrazones 42a-c and the 43a-c aminoguanidines they were the only compounds that were active against resistant cell line K562, highlighting the tetrahydropyran 42c which showed higher activity series counterpart (present value of IC50 7.59 μM) and the tetrahydropyran 42b with an excellent IC50 (8.97 μM) value and a good selectivity index (2.2 in L929 and 1.6 in PBMC).