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Amines + Amides Flashcards

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Characteristics Amines?

A

Derived from Ammonia –> 1 or more Hydrogen replaced by a C Chain ( Alkyl substitution )

Primary/Secondary/Tertiary Amine

Quaternary Amine –> Ammonium Salt

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Preparation of Amines ?

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Ammonia + Alkyl Halide

Nucleophilic attack on the Carbon atom by Ammonia

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Reactions of Primary Amines?

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  1. Salt formation –> act as bases
  2. Amide formation –> Acylation (RCO) –> ALK + 1. Amine
  3. Elimination of Ammonia –> Non oxidative Deamination
  4. Reactions with Nitrous acid
    With 1. Aliphatic amines –> + Heat = Alkohol+ N2
    With 1. Aromatic amines –> + Phenols = Diazonium Salts –> AZO Dyes
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Reactions of Secondary Amines ?

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+ Nitrous acid –> Nitrosamines (yellow)

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Nitrosamines

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Food preservative with Nitrites

Animal carcinogen

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Important derivatives ?

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Ethanolamine
Choline
Acetylcholine
Succinylcholine
Aniline  
Benzidine
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Ethanolamine?

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Colamine

Constituent of Phospholipids

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Choline?

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Quaternary ammonium ion
Important for biological Processes
Component of Lecithins –> must be supplied by Diet

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Acetylcholine?

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Acetic acid ester of Choline
Liberated at junctions btw. nerve cells –> Receptor
ACh Receptor –> Target of deadly known Neurotoxins

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Achetylcholinesterase?

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Degradation of ACh Molecule before new Potential arrives

–> Serine Esterase

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Serine Esterase

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Irreversably inhibited by toxic esters of Phosphoric acid

Block the alkcohol group of serine in the active center

(Organophosphates)

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Insecticides?

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Parathion

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Tabun / Sarin ?

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Military nerve gases

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Succinylcholine Medicine

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Muscle relaxant during surgery

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How does Succinylcholine operate?

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It is slowly hydrolyzed –> Leads to Depolarization

Persistent but reversible!

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Aniline

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Colourless liquid 
Aromatic odour 
Intermediate in Dyestuff Production 
Manufacture of Pharmaceuticals 
Shoe polish 
Resins
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Aniline Reactions

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With acids –> Ammonium Salt (Aniline Hydrochloride)

18
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Aniline Medicine

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Manufacture of Pharmaceuticals
Absorbed through skin
1. Operates with acetic acid to Amide acetanilide –> Urine
2. Oxidation to Phenylhydroxyamine and Nitrobenzene

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Benzidine

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White, crystalline Powder
Intermediate for the synthesis of dyes for cotton
Benzidine blue –> Test for Peroxidases
Carcinogen –> Rarely used

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What are Peroxidases ?

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Substances cleaving Hydrogen Peroxide
Peroxidases can contain a heme cofactor in their active sites

Peroxidasen sind Enzyme, welche die Reduktion von Peroxiden (meist Wasserstoffperoxid) katalysieren

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Biologically active amines

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Derivatives of amino acids
Involve Neurotransmitters and Hormones

Inactivation –> oxidative deamination

Influence the CNS

Phenylethylamine
Ephedrine
Mescaline
Amphetamine
Phenmetrazine
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What are the decarboxylated products of Tyrosine/ Tryptophane/ Histidine

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Dopamin and Catecholamine Derivatives

–> Serotonin + Histamine

23
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Phenethylamine

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Parent substance of sympathomimetic amines

24
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Effect of sympathomimetica

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They mimic or interfere with the functioning of the sympathetic nervous system by affecting the release or action of norepinephrine and epinephrine

25
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Ephedrine

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Ephedra vulgaris -> Bronchial asthma (Stimulates CNS)

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Mescaline

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Mescal Buttons of Dumpling cactus

Hallucinations

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Amphetamine

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Synthetic
CNS -> Increases alertness, irritability, fell less tired
But then: Depression, Fatigue

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Phenmetrazine

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Prevent overeating (Anorexia)

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Characteristics Amides?

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Amides are derived from carboxylic acids. A carboxylic acid contains the -COOH group, and in an amide the -OH part of that group is replaced by an -NH2 group.

–> -CONH2 Group
(Or derived from 1./2. Amines)

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Imide?

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Di Acyl derivatives of Ammonia (RCO)2NH

Di Acyl derivatives of 1. Amines (RCO)2NR´

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Lactams?

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Cyclic amides

from gamma and delta aminos + Heat

32
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Peptide bond ?

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Aminoacid residues linkage

33
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Formation of Peptide bonds ?

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Removal of water between alpha amino group
and and alpha carboxyl group

of 2 Aminoacids

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