Nice but are alfa-aminosulfones stable? ..would they not behave like alfa-acetoxy amines! hydrolyze very easily in solution into sulfinic acid and amide?
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Nice but are alfa-aminosulfones stable? ..would they not behave like alfa-acetoxy amines! hydrolyze very easily in solution into sulfinic acid and amide?
Charged species won't cross BBB.
What's the specific rationale; just because I'd like to educate myself on the simple 'ring-pass-naught' rules of the BBB. Not just *that* it is charged, is it? Is Deprotonation prior to BBB always the case in salt drugs?
How 'bout:
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which is (the aforementioned) combination of these two:
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Those oxygens should liven things up compared to the first two.
Finally, somebody backs up my claim that N-CH2-O's are impossible!
imposiburu molecule; stop snapping a CH2 in-between electronegative heteroatoms like N, O, P, S in aliphatic compounds, especially in non-ring molecule!
It breaks down to corresponding carbonyl; eg. That N-CH2-N will break down to two amines and formaldehyde,
This is aloso true for that N-CH2-OR shown in your pic will go to ethylamine, methyl alcohol, and ketone
The breaking will be more prominent in charged N molecules.
Aromatic ring greatly stabilize this so it is "ok" (ala MDMA), aliphatic ring wont be much so, so not-ok (eg MD-propylhexedrine; isolatable, but decompose near sudden) non-ring is even worse, snip it when you see. (it also breaks either when you 'look at' it or not)
I dont directly target against your molecule, but I see it too often now in this thread. Just need to make ppl realise before designing
Yeah, most are imposiburu except in very special case,
I have been seeing that "breaks into formaldehyde and amine" periodically, but i just ignore it.
Now i see it more and more, really, ppl need to look at "aminal"(not animal!) hemiaminal, hemiaminal ether
And see their formatiion and breakdown mechanism and conditions required for that.
TLDR:
Dont design aliphatic noncyclic X-CR2-X drugs, where X is N,O,S,P , and R is alkyl!