Synthesis of γ-lactones from intermediate 2-(γ-hydroxyacyl)-imidazoles by N-methylation and base-catalyzed C C bond cleavage. Application to the synthesis of (±)- cavernosine
摘要:
Reaction of the allyl anions of 0-trialkylsilyl-N-alkyl-2-(1'-hydroxyprop-2'-enyl)imidazoles with aldehydes and ketones gives products of alpha- and gamma-attack. Greater steric hindrance in the anion (triisopropylsilyl VS t-butyldimethylsilyl) and in the aldehyde or ketone favours the gamma-products. Sequential desilylation, N-methylation and treatment with base resulted in cleavage of these products to gamma-lactones. The method was applied to the synthesis of (+/-)-cavernosine.
Synthesis of γ-lactones from intermediate 2-(γ-hydroxyacyl)-imidazoles by N-methylation and base-catalyzed C C bond cleavage. Application to the synthesis of (±)- cavernosine
摘要:
Reaction of the allyl anions of 0-trialkylsilyl-N-alkyl-2-(1'-hydroxyprop-2'-enyl)imidazoles with aldehydes and ketones gives products of alpha- and gamma-attack. Greater steric hindrance in the anion (triisopropylsilyl VS t-butyldimethylsilyl) and in the aldehyde or ketone favours the gamma-products. Sequential desilylation, N-methylation and treatment with base resulted in cleavage of these products to gamma-lactones. The method was applied to the synthesis of (+/-)-cavernosine.
Synthesis of γ-lactones from intermediate 2-(γ-hydroxyacyl)-imidazoles by N-methylation and base-catalyzed C C bond cleavage. Application to the synthesis of (±)- cavernosine
作者:D.Huw Davies、Nicholas A. Haire、Jonathan Hall、Edward H. Smith
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4020(01)80461-0
日期:1992.1
Reaction of the allyl anions of 0-trialkylsilyl-N-alkyl-2-(1'-hydroxyprop-2'-enyl)imidazoles with aldehydes and ketones gives products of alpha- and gamma-attack. Greater steric hindrance in the anion (triisopropylsilyl VS t-butyldimethylsilyl) and in the aldehyde or ketone favours the gamma-products. Sequential desilylation, N-methylation and treatment with base resulted in cleavage of these products to gamma-lactones. The method was applied to the synthesis of (+/-)-cavernosine.