Cyclization of 9-substituted decanoic acid derivatives to 9-decanolide and 9-decanolactam
摘要:
Several standard and some novel cyclization reactions have been applied to 9-substituted decanoic acids to establish which are the optimum procedrues for lactonization and lactamization at 80-degrees-C under identical high-dilution conditions. The methods of Galli-Mandolini and Kellogg (cyclization of 9-bromodecanoate ion), Gerlach (cyclization of S-2-pyridyl 9-hydroxydecanethioate in the presence of AgClO4), and Yamaguchi (activation of the carboxyl group as a mixed with anhydride) in the presence of an excess of DMAP appear to be the most useful for the preparation of the 10-membered lactone, phoracantolide I, under these conditions. Analogously, treatment of S-2-pyridyl 9-azidodecanethioate with Sn(SePh)3-afforded the best yield of the 10-membered lactam. The mixed anhydrides RCOOCOAr (Ar = 2,4,6-trichlorophenyl) are more reactive than thioesters RCOSPy (Py = 2-pyridyl) with benzyl alcohol or benzylamine; it is confirmed that the addition of DMAP activates the reaction of alcohols with mixed anhydrides much more than with pyridyl thioesters, while the addition of Ag+ strongly activates RCOSPy in relation to either RCOOCOAr or RCOOSO2Mes.
Omega-azido acids, alter activation of the carboxyl groups as mixed anhydrides, N3(CH2)nCOOCOAr (Ar = 3,5-dinitrophenyl or 2,4,6-trichlorophenyl), can be converted to macrolactams in good yields by treatment with Bu3P under high-dilution conditions; the presence of 4-dimethylaminopyridine improves slightly the yields. Amides and peptides can be readily obtained by this procedure.
BARTRA, MARTI;BOU, VALENTI;GARCIA, JORDI;URPI, FELIX;VILARRASA, JAUME, J. CHEM. SOC. CHEM. COMMUN.,(1988) N 4, 270-272
Cyclization of 9-substituted decanoic acid derivatives to 9-decanolide and 9-decanolactam
作者:Marti Bartra、Jaume Vilarrasa
DOI:10.1021/jo00017a027
日期:1991.8
Several standard and some novel cyclization reactions have been applied to 9-substituted decanoic acids to establish which are the optimum procedrues for lactonization and lactamization at 80-degrees-C under identical high-dilution conditions. The methods of Galli-Mandolini and Kellogg (cyclization of 9-bromodecanoate ion), Gerlach (cyclization of S-2-pyridyl 9-hydroxydecanethioate in the presence of AgClO4), and Yamaguchi (activation of the carboxyl group as a mixed with anhydride) in the presence of an excess of DMAP appear to be the most useful for the preparation of the 10-membered lactone, phoracantolide I, under these conditions. Analogously, treatment of S-2-pyridyl 9-azidodecanethioate with Sn(SePh)3-afforded the best yield of the 10-membered lactam. The mixed anhydrides RCOOCOAr (Ar = 2,4,6-trichlorophenyl) are more reactive than thioesters RCOSPy (Py = 2-pyridyl) with benzyl alcohol or benzylamine; it is confirmed that the addition of DMAP activates the reaction of alcohols with mixed anhydrides much more than with pyridyl thioesters, while the addition of Ag+ strongly activates RCOSPy in relation to either RCOOCOAr or RCOOSO2Mes.
From azido acids to macrolactams and macrolactones
A new method is reported for the conversion of azidoacids into lactams, via thioester formation and in situ azide reduction and cyclisation under high-dilution conditions; since the quantitative conversion of macrolactams to macrolactones has been shown to be feasible, this results in an indirect, alternative macrolactonisation procedure.