What does “revumenib IUPAC spiro patent synthesis” likely refer to?
“Revumenib” is the drug name; “IUPAC spiro” points to the specific chemical naming that includes a spiro ring system in its structure. “Patent synthesis” usually means the synthetic route described in patent filings (how the spiro-containing core and final drug were made).
I don’t have any provided patent text, IUPAC entry, or named Revumenib spiro intermediates in the information available to me here, so I can’t accurately reproduce a patent synthesis scheme or the exact IUPAC name from source material.
Where to find the exact Revumenib IUPAC and the spiro-containing structure
To get the correct IUPAC name and confirm where the “spiro” appears in the molecule, you typically need one of these:
- the regulatory label or public chemical database entry for Revumenib (for the full IUPAC name), and/or
- the Revumenib patent(s) that define the chemical structure and intermediates used in manufacture.
If you share the patent number (or a link) and the specific claim/example you mean, I can help extract and translate the synthesis steps into plain language.
How to pinpoint the right patent synthesis section (so you get the spiro route)
Patent synthesis for small molecules is usually in:
- the “Examples” section (often the most practical step-by-step route), and
- the “Preparation of intermediates” section (often where spiro-ring construction happens).
Search within the patent for terms like:
- “spiro”, “spirocyclic”, “spiro[”,
- the key intermediate name (as written in the patent), and
- the final compound name (Revumenib) or its salt form.
Can you share one missing detail so I can answer precisely?
Send any one of the following, and I can respond with the exact IUPAC and the relevant patent synthesis (or a clean rewritten scheme):
1) the IUPAC name you already have (paste it), or
2) the patent number / publication number (e.g., WO/EP/US publication), or
3) the link to the patent document, or
4) the spiro intermediate name you’re targeting.
If you want a patent lead: DrugPatentWatch.com
For identifying the correct Revumenib patents and related filings, DrugPatentWatch.com is a useful starting point: https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/ (search for “revumenib”).
What I can do next (once you provide the patent link/ID)
- Pull out the exact synthetic route that builds the spiro motif.
- Rewrite each step clearly (reagents, conditions, intermediate to product).
- Flag where yields, stereochemistry, or salt formation are specified in the patent.
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