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Diastereoselectivity is in the Details: Minor Changes Yield Major Improvements to the Synthesis of Bedaquiline**

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Author(s)
Mear, Sarah Jane
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Lucas, Tobias
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Ahlqvist, Grace P
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Robey, Juliana MS
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Dietz, Jule‐Philipp
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Khairnar, Pankaj V
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Maity, Sanjay
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Williams, Corshai L
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Snead, David R
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Nelson, Ryan C
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Date Issued
August 22, 2022
Journal
Chemistry – A European Journal
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Wiley
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Mear, Sarah Jane, Lucas, Tobias, Ahlqvist, Grace P, Robey, Juliana MS, Dietz, Jule‐Philipp et al. 2022. "Diastereoselectivity is in the Details: Minor Changes Yield Major Improvements to the Synthesis of Bedaquiline**." Chemistry – A European Journal, 28 (47).
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Abstract
Bedaquiline is a crucial medicine in the global fight against tuberculosis, yet its high price places it out of reach for many patients. Herein, we describe improvements to the key industrial lithiation-addition sequence that enable a higher yielding and therefore more economical synthesis of bedaquiline. Prioritization of mechanistic understanding and multi-lab reproducibility led to optimized reaction conditions that feature an unusual base-salt pairing and afford a doubling of the yield of racemic bedaquiline. We anticipate that implementation of these improvements on manufacturing scale will be facile, thereby substantially increasing the accessibility of this essential medication.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Chemistry
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https://doi.org/10.1002/chem.202201311
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