3. SN2 reactions are useful in the synthesis of many pharmaceutical compounds. The antiviral agentacyclovir can be prepared using an S№2 reaction as shown below followed by a hydrolysis reaction.The hydrolysis reaction will be discussed in CHEM 40B.R'RNA+BSN2R'RNELECTROPHILE:من مهمهNUCLEOPHILE:Identify which molecule (A or B) would serve as the electrophile and which would serve as thenucleophile in the S№2 reaction. Place your responses in the box below.Connections to biologyThe amino acid cysteine is one of thecommon building blocks of proteins thatcontains the thiol (SH) functional group. Thereactivity of the thiol group allowsresearchers to connect various molecules toproteins, a process known as labeling. Forexample, it is possible to connectfluorescent probes that allow us to trace the fate of proteins in the cell.HSHOCysteine amino acidwithin a protein chainsaacyclovirLGH₂NSOHHOCysteine amino acid labeledwith electrophilic probelodoacetamides react efficiently with cysteine. In the following exercise (Q4-6), you will explore the reactivity ofiodoacetamides with some amino acid residues.

The given is a SN2 reaction.SN2 is a nucleophilic substitution reaction.It is a one-step reaction…

3. SN2 reactions are useful in the synthesis of many pharmaceutical compounds. The antiviral agent acyclovir can be prepared using an SN2 reaction as shown below followed by a hydrolysis reaction. The hydrolysis reaction will be discussed in CHEM 40B. SN2 . . - R'RN R'RN H₂N A B acyclovir Identify which molecule (A or B) would serve as the electrophile and which would serve as the nucleophile in the SN2 reaction. Place your responses in the box below. OH

3. SN2 reactions are useful in the synthesis of many pharmaceutical compounds. The antiviral agent acyclovir can be prepared using an SN2 reaction as shown below followed by a hydrolysis reaction. The hydrolysis reaction will be discussed in CHEM 40B. SN2 . . - R'RN R'RN H₂N A B acyclovir Identify which molecule (A or B) would serve as the electrophile and which would serve as the nucleophile in the SN2 reaction. Place your responses in the box below. OH

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