Synthesis of 1-Deoxysphingosine Derivatives with Conformationally Restricted Pyrrolidinediol Head Groups
摘要:
A family of cyclic 1-deoxysphingolipid derivatives of structure 4 has been designed and synthesized, which may serve as tumorigenesis suppressors for various cancers. Compound 4 is a second-generation analogue developed from sphingosine (1), in which a hydroxyl substituent is moved from C1 to C5 and a methylene is added for conformational rigidity between the C2-nitrogen substituent and C4. The synthetic chemistry for pyrrolidine ring closure at C3-C4 features ring-closing metathesis followed by hydroboration-oxidation.
Synthesis of 1-Deoxysphingosine Derivatives with Conformationally Restricted Pyrrolidinediol Head Groups
摘要:
A family of cyclic 1-deoxysphingolipid derivatives of structure 4 has been designed and synthesized, which may serve as tumorigenesis suppressors for various cancers. Compound 4 is a second-generation analogue developed from sphingosine (1), in which a hydroxyl substituent is moved from C1 to C5 and a methylene is added for conformational rigidity between the C2-nitrogen substituent and C4. The synthetic chemistry for pyrrolidine ring closure at C3-C4 features ring-closing metathesis followed by hydroboration-oxidation.
Synthesis of 1-Deoxysphingosine Derivatives with Conformationally Restricted Pyrrolidinediol Head Groups
作者:Ann M. Dougherty、Frank E. McDonald、Dennis C. Liotta、Steven J. Moody、David C. Pallas、Carrie D. Pack、Alfred H. Merrill
DOI:10.1021/ol052839v
日期:2006.2.1
A family of cyclic 1-deoxysphingolipid derivatives of structure 4 has been designed and synthesized, which may serve as tumorigenesis suppressors for various cancers. Compound 4 is a second-generation analogue developed from sphingosine (1), in which a hydroxyl substituent is moved from C1 to C5 and a methylene is added for conformational rigidity between the C2-nitrogen substituent and C4. The synthetic chemistry for pyrrolidine ring closure at C3-C4 features ring-closing metathesis followed by hydroboration-oxidation.