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Functionalization of C=C Double Bonds of Pyrimidino-pyranoside Platform Groups
In the search for peptidomimetic structures capable of mimicking endogenous peptides, we have studied the reactivity of C=C double bonds of pyrimidino-pyranoside platform groups. The exploitation of this reactivity by ozonolysis and reductive amination reactions allowed us to develop a fast and efficient route for the introduction of amine function capable of mimicking bioactive peptides.