Biocatalytic resolutions of sulfinylalkanoates: a facile route to optically active sulfoxides
摘要:
Two methods are presented for kinetic resolutions of compounds containing ester and sulfoxide functionalities (sulfinylalkanoates). In the first a crude lipase preparation from Pseudomonas sp. (K10) mediates enantioselective hydrolysis of these esters in an aqueous environment. The second method uses the same lipase preparation to promote enantioselective transesterifications with alcohols in hexane. Both procedures are suitable for preparation of sulfinylalkanoates where the ester and sulfoxide groups are separated by one or two methylene units (sulfinylacetates and sulfinylpropanoates) but compounds with three methylene "spacer groups" (sulfinylbutanoates) are not substrates for the lipase under either set of conditions.
Biocatalytic resolutions of methyl sulfinylacetates fford sulfoxides (R)-(1) - (6) in very high optical yields; the products have been used in a systematic study of the “SPAC” reaction, an asymmetric synthesis of γ-hydroxy-α,β-unsaturated esters.
BURGESS, KEVIN;HENDERSON, IAN, TETRAHEDRON LETT., 30,(1989) N8, C. 3633-3636
作者:BURGESS, KEVIN、HENDERSON, IAN
DOI:——
日期:——
Continuous flow biocatalytic resolutions of methyl sulfinylacetates
作者:Zhanxiang Liu、Kevin Burgess
DOI:10.1016/j.tetlet.2011.09.024
日期:2011.11
Product inhibition was encountered for some substrates in the resolution of methyl sulfinylacetates mediated by lipase Amano AK, so an apparatus to continually extract the carboxylate product was devised. This was applied to resolve some sulfoxides with high enantiodifferentiation. (C) 2011 Published by Elsevier Ltd.
Biocatalytic resolutions of sulfinylalkanoates: a facile route to optically active sulfoxides
作者:Kevin Burgess、Ian Henderson、Kwok Kan Ho
DOI:10.1021/jo00030a044
日期:1992.2
Two methods are presented for kinetic resolutions of compounds containing ester and sulfoxide functionalities (sulfinylalkanoates). In the first a crude lipase preparation from Pseudomonas sp. (K10) mediates enantioselective hydrolysis of these esters in an aqueous environment. The second method uses the same lipase preparation to promote enantioselective transesterifications with alcohols in hexane. Both procedures are suitable for preparation of sulfinylalkanoates where the ester and sulfoxide groups are separated by one or two methylene units (sulfinylacetates and sulfinylpropanoates) but compounds with three methylene "spacer groups" (sulfinylbutanoates) are not substrates for the lipase under either set of conditions.