Jingjun Yin
Merck & Co.
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Journal of Organic Chemistry | 2010
Michael R. Luzung; Jigar S. Patel; Jingjun Yin
A mild Negishi cross-coupling of 2-heterocyclic organozinc reagents and aryl chlorides is described. The use of Pd(2)(dba)(3) and X-Phos as a ligand provides high yields for many examples. An efficient method to generate the organozinc reagents at room temperature is also demonstrated.
Organic Letters | 2012
Ian Mangion; Benjamin D. Sherry; Jingjun Yin; Fred J. Fleitz
A concise, enantioselective synthesis of the potent dual orexin inhibitor suvorexant (1) is reported. Key features of the synthesis include a mild copper-catalyzed amination, a highly chemoselective conjugate addition, and a tandem enantioselective transamination/seven-membered ring annulation. The synthesis requires inexpensive starting materials and only four linear steps for completion.
Journal of the American Chemical Society | 2015
Hongming Li; Kevin M. Belyk; Jingjun Yin; Qinghao Chen; Alan M. Hyde; Yining Ji; Steven F. Oliver; Matthew T. Tudge; Louis-Charles Campeau; Kevin R. Campos
A novel approach to hemiaminal synthesis via palladium-catalyzed C-N coupling with chiral bisphosphine mono-oxides is described. This efficient new method exhibits a broad scope, provides a highly efficient synthesis of HCV drug candidate elbasvir, and has been applied to the synthesis of chiral N,N-acetals.
Organic Letters | 2014
John Limanto; Eric R. Ashley; Jingjun Yin; Gregory L. Beutner; Brendan Grau; Amude Kassim; Mary M. Kim; Artis Klapars; Zhijian Liu; Hallena Strotman; Matthew D. Truppo
A novel synthesis of vernakalant is described. Using inexpensive and readily available reagents, the key transformations involve (1) an efficient zinc-amine-promoted etherification, (2) a highly stereoselective enzyme-catalyzed dynamic asymmetric transamination to set up the two contiguous chiral centers in the cyclohexane ring, and (3) a pyrrolidine ring formation via alkyl-B(OH)2-catalyzed amidation and subsequent imide reduction.
Journal of Organic Chemistry | 2009
Kevin M. Maloney; Emily Nwakpuda; Jeffrey T. Kuethe; Jingjun Yin
A one-pot, high-yielding iodination of hydroxypyridines and hydroxyquinolines is described. The iodination proceeds under mild conditions, and the products are obtained in high yield without the need for chromatographic purification. In addition, the iodination works on both 2- and 4-hydroxypyridines and -hydroxyquinolines.
Organic Letters | 2009
Rojita Sharma; Paul G. Bulger; Michael Mcnevin; Peter G. Dormer; Richard G. Ball; Eric Streckfuss; James Cuff; Jingjun Yin; Cheng-yi Chen
Treatment of omega-epoxynitriles with hydroxylamine affords cyclic aminonitrones in a single step and with high stereoselectivity. The scope of this novel transformation was explored in a series of examples. The aminonitrone products were shown to be useful substrates for further selective elaboration.
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry | 2018
Wensheng Yu; Ling Tong; Oleg Selyutin; Lei Chen; Bin Hu; Bin Zhong; Jinglai Hao; Tao Ji; Shuai Zan; Jingjun Yin; Rebecca T. Ruck; Stephanie Curry; Patricia McMonagle; Sony Agrawal; Laura L. Rokosz; Donna Carr; Paul Ingravallo; Karin Bystol; Frederick C. Lahser; Rong Liu; Shiying Chen; Kung-I Feng; Mark Cartwright; Ernest Asante-Appiah; Joseph A. Kozlowski
We describe the discovery of MK-6169, a potent and pan-genotype hepatitis C virus NS5A inhibitor with optimized activity against common resistance-associated substitutions. SAR studies around the combination of changes to both the valine and aminal carbon region of elbasvir led to the discovery of a series of compounds with substantially improved potency against common resistance-associated substitutions in the major genotypes, as well as good pharmacokinetics in both rat and dog. Through further optimization of key leads from this effort, MK-6169 (21) was discovered as a preclinical candidate for further development.
Organic Letters | 2002
Jingjun Yin; Matthew M. Zhao; Mark A. Huffman; James M. McNamara
Journal of Organic Chemistry | 2007
Jingjun Yin; Bangping Xiang; Mark A. Huffman; Conrad E. Raab; Ian W. Davies
Organic Letters | 2004
Jingjun Yin; Devin S. Zarkowsky; David W. Thomas; Matthew M. Zhao; Mark A. Huffman