Síntese de derivados aminoquinolínicos e nucleotídeos não-naturais, potenciais agentes antiparasitários e antibacterianos

Abstract

The doctoral thesis entitled “Synthesis of Derivatives Aminoquinolínicos and Non-Natural Nucleotides, Potential Antiparasitic and Antibacterial Agents” is presented in two chapters that describe the synthesis of substances with potential antibacterial and antiparasitic activity. 46 compounds were obtained in this work, Chapter 1 31 compounds, including 16 unpublished, and the remainder was developed during the course of Chapter 2, and 8 unpublished. Chapter 1 presents the synthesis of functionalized quinoline using the click reaction to obtain the conjugated aminoquinoline/cholic acid. Initially it is presented to obtain the derivatives aminokynolines, and aminoalkynoquinolines aminodialkynoquinolines, these two latter were functionalized using reaction type click to prepare the triazoles, some have also been used as binders in the synthesis of platinum (II) complexes. A study of the structure/activity of the synthesized compounds was performed by allowing verification of the biological importance of the compounds. The second chapter involved the synthesis of non-natural nucleotide in which the phosphate group is replaced by a triazole and was conducted at the Institute of Molecular Chemistry of the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne Reims CNRS under the supervision of Professor Dr. Pascale Clivio,