Enantioselective formation of functionalized 1,3-disubstituted allenes: synthesis of .alpha.-allenic .omega.-carbomethoxy alcohols of high optical purity
摘要:
A general, high yield synthesis of multigram quantities of the title allenic alcohols is described. Intermediate 5, derived from D-mannitol, was elaborated to both enantiomers (10 and 11) of the antifungal constituent (11) of Sapium japonicum and the lower homologue (16) useful for the synthesis of allenyl prostaglandins. The natural material was thus shown to possess the R configuration. The product allenes were formed in > 94% ee as determined by C-13 NMR spectral analysis of the corresponding Mosher esters.
Enantioselective formation of functionalized 1,3-disubstituted allenes: synthesis of .alpha.-allenic .omega.-carbomethoxy alcohols of high optical purity
摘要:
A general, high yield synthesis of multigram quantities of the title allenic alcohols is described. Intermediate 5, derived from D-mannitol, was elaborated to both enantiomers (10 and 11) of the antifungal constituent (11) of Sapium japonicum and the lower homologue (16) useful for the synthesis of allenyl prostaglandins. The natural material was thus shown to possess the R configuration. The product allenes were formed in > 94% ee as determined by C-13 NMR spectral analysis of the corresponding Mosher esters.
Enantioselective formation of functionalized 1,3-disubstituted allenes: synthesis of .alpha.-allenic .omega.-carbomethoxy alcohols of high optical purity
作者:Owen W. Gooding、Colin C. Beard、David Y. Jackson、Douglas L. Wren、Gary F. Cooper
DOI:10.1021/jo00003a033
日期:1991.2
A general, high yield synthesis of multigram quantities of the title allenic alcohols is described. Intermediate 5, derived from D-mannitol, was elaborated to both enantiomers (10 and 11) of the antifungal constituent (11) of Sapium japonicum and the lower homologue (16) useful for the synthesis of allenyl prostaglandins. The natural material was thus shown to possess the R configuration. The product allenes were formed in > 94% ee as determined by C-13 NMR spectral analysis of the corresponding Mosher esters.