A synthesis of cephamycins from cephalosporins and related reactions.
作者:TAKEO KOBAYASHI、KIMIO IINO、TETSUO HIRAOKA
DOI:10.1248/cpb.27.2727
日期:——
The sulfinamides 3 were transformed to sulfenimines 4 by treatment with thionyl chloride and a weak base such as quinoline (or triethylamine). The sulfenimines 4 were methoxylated with lithium methoxide to give 7α-methoxysulfenamides 5, which were directly acylated with an acyl chloride to furnish cephamycin derivatives 6. There was a major difference between the acylation of 7α-methoxysulfenamides 5 and that of the 7α-H derivatives 7. Reduction of the imines 4a with metal hydrides gave 7β-sulfenaminocephalosporins 12 together with a small amount of the 7α-isomers 13. The synthetic sequence 4a→12→14 provides a useful method for the isomerization of 7α-aminocephalosporins 17 to the corresponding 7β-isomers 18.
A Synthesis of 7α-Methoxycephalosporins through Selenenamides
作者:Takeo Kobayashi、Tetsuo Hiraoka
DOI:10.1246/bcsj.52.3366
日期:1979.11
The o-nitrobenzeneselenenamides were oxidized with active manganese dioxide to give the irnines, which were converted to the 7α-methoxycephalosporins 3 by the reaction with lithium methoxide. The selenenamides 3 were acylated with phenoxyacetyl chloride to afford the desired cephamycin derivatives 4 via tertiary amide 5, which was not isolable. This methoxylation reaction was also carried out in penicillin
A novel synthetic route to 7.ALPHA.-methoxycephalosporins.
作者:TAKEO KOBAYASHI、TETSUO HIRAOKA
DOI:10.1248/cpb.27.2718
日期:——
Treatment of 7β-sulfenamidocephalosporins 7 with an oxidizing agent such as active manganese dioxide gave the sulfenimines 8, which were easily methoxylated to the 7α-methoxy-sulfenamides 9 with lithium methoxide. The 7α-methoxy-sulfenamidocephalosporins 9 were converted to the free amine 10 by reaction with sodium iodide. Acylation of 10 afforded the cephamycin derivative 11. This method was also successfully applied to the penicillin series, leading to the sulfenimine 13, which was methoxylated to furnish the desired 6α-methoxy-penicillin 14 together with the ring-opened product 15.