Absolute Configuration Determination of Chiral API Molecules by MicroED Analysis of Cocrystal Powders Formed Based on Cocrystal Propensity Prediction Calculations

Harsh S. Shah, Dr. Jiuchuang Yuan, Dr. Tian Xie, Dr. Zhuocen Yang, Dr. Chao Chang, Dr. Chandler Greenwell, Dr. Qun Zeng, Dr. GuangXu Sun, Brandon N. Read, Timothy S. Wilson, Dr. Henry U. Valle, Dr. Shanming Kuang, Dr. Jian Wang, Dr. Sivakumar Sekharan, Dr. Jessica F. Bruhn

February 5, 2023

First, virtual screening selects chiral probes compatible with the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API). Second, crystallization trials produce microcrystals suitable for analysis without further optimization. Finally, MicroED is used to determine the crystal structure. The absolute configuration of the API can be confidently assigned relative to the chiral probe.

Citations & References

Shah, H. S., Yuan, J., Xie, T., Yang, Z., Chang, C., Greenwell, C., Zeng, Q., Sun, G., Read, B. N., Wilson, T. S., Valle, H. U., Kuang, S., Wang, J., Sekharan, S., Bruhn, J. F., Absolute Configuration Determination of Chiral API Molecules by MicroED Analysis of Cocrystal Powders Formed Based on Cocrystal Propensity Prediction Calculations, Chem. Eur. J. 2023; doi.org/10.1002/chem.202203970

Authors

Harsh S. Shah, Dr. Jiuchuang Yuan, Dr. Tian Xie, Dr. Zhuocen Yang, Dr. Chao Chang, Dr. Chandler Greenwell, Dr. Qun Zeng, Dr. GuangXu Sun, Brandon N. Read, Timothy S. Wilson, Dr. Henry U. Valle, Dr. Shanming Kuang, Dr. Jian Wang, Dr. Sivakumar Sekharan, Dr. Jessica F. Bruhn

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