Bicyclic Systems Related to Taxol. A Direct Means for Implementing C-2 Oxygenation and Demonstration of the Feasibility of α-Ketol Equilibration in a Fully Oxygenated B-Ring Setting
摘要:
The feasibility of alpha-ketol equilibration in a fully oxygenated B-ring setting for the rapid, enantioselective construction of an A/B bicyclic model related to Taxol has been examined. The key elements associated with this successful venture include selection of a proper array of protecting groups for the four hydroxyl groups present, suitable catalysis of the 1,2-pinacol-like shift, and an intrinsic dependence on the thermodynamic stabilities of the two alpha-ketol isomers. The key conversion of 13 to 14 is seen to be unidirectional and consequently to offer useful potential serviceability as more advanced thrusts toward Taxol are mounted.
Effect of 9,10-Cyclic Acetal Stereochemistry on Feasible Operation of the α-Ketol Rearrangement in Highly Functionalized Paclitaxel (Taxol) Precursors
作者:Leo A. Paquette、John E. Hofferberth
DOI:10.1021/jo020627v
日期:2003.3.1
The convergent, stereocontrolled synthesis of enantiopure stereoisomeric 9,10-cyclic acetals, whose designed role was to serve as potential precursors to Taxol, is reported. These advanced intermediates are multiply functionalized and carry a bridgehead alpha-ketol array which was key to isomerization into the proper framework. In agreement with relative strain energy values obtained by MM3 calculations
Bicyclic Systems Related to Taxol. A Direct Means for Implementing C-2 Oxygenation and Demonstration of the Feasibility of α-Ketol Equilibration in a Fully Oxygenated B-Ring Setting
作者:Qingbei Zeng、Simon Bailey、Ting-Zhong Wang、Leo A. Paquette
DOI:10.1021/jo971592f
日期:1998.1.1
The feasibility of alpha-ketol equilibration in a fully oxygenated B-ring setting for the rapid, enantioselective construction of an A/B bicyclic model related to Taxol has been examined. The key elements associated with this successful venture include selection of a proper array of protecting groups for the four hydroxyl groups present, suitable catalysis of the 1,2-pinacol-like shift, and an intrinsic dependence on the thermodynamic stabilities of the two alpha-ketol isomers. The key conversion of 13 to 14 is seen to be unidirectional and consequently to offer useful potential serviceability as more advanced thrusts toward Taxol are mounted.