The asymmetric synthesis of an unprotected alpha-amino boronic acid analog of L-arginine 1a (boroarg-OH. 2 HCl) and its N alpha-acetyl derivative 1b (Ac-boroarg-OH. HCl) is described. These compounds were evaluated as substrates and inhibitors of recombinant nitric oxide synthases (NOS). Boroarg-OH 1a selectively inhibited inducible NOS (IC50 = 50 microM) compared to the neuronal isoform (IC50 = 300 microM).

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