Part (a) Identify the key characteristics of click chemistry. Detail, using schematics, the use of ligand co-catalysts as an important proponent of the overall CuAAC mechanism. Part (b) (1) (ii) Parallel synthesis and combinatorial chemistry are two approaches to the development of drug libraries. Identify the key differences between the two and compare the advantages and disadvantages of both. The structure below is a part of an overall oligonucleotide generated through solid- phase synthesis. Identify the 3 sites that need to be protected during the SPS process and provide an example of a protecting group that can be used in each site. Choose any one of the protection groups and describe the deprotection mechanism.

Part (a) Identify the key characteristics of click chemistry. Detail, using schematics, the use of ligand co-catalysts as an important proponent of the overall CuAAC mechanism. Part (b) (1) (ii) Parallel synthesis and combinatorial chemistry are two approaches to the development of drug libraries. Identify the key differences between the two and compare the advantages and disadvantages of both. The structure below is a part of an overall oligonucleotide generated through solid- phase synthesis. Identify the 3 sites that need to be protected during the SPS process and provide an example of a protecting group that can be used in each site. Choose any one of the protection groups and describe the deprotection mechanism.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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