Manipulation of substituents at nitrogen in tropanes, homotropanes, and dehydro- derivatives
摘要:
Trop-6-ene (8-methyl-8-azabicyclo[3.2.1]oct-6-ene) and substituted N-benzylnortrop-6-enes are synthesised. N-Debenzylation of tropanes fails using a wide variety of non-hydrogenolytic conditions despite effective application in model piperidine derivatives; debenzylation of homotropanes is more successful, giving norhomotropane and norhomotrop-7-ene. Bridged N-benzyl compounds react more slowly than N-methyl analogues with chloroformates; the resulting quaternary intermediates are more prone than the N-methyl analogues to suffer competitive reversion to the starting amine, especially in the tropanes, consistent with slower S(N)2 attack at the benzylic carbon during decomposition; the use of an N-p-methoxybenzyl group does allow partial debenzylation to nortrop-6-ene, suggesting greater SNI character in the decomposition step in this case. 'Equatorial' attack is preferred in methylation of N-benzyl-nortrop-6-ene and -homotrop-7-ene with CH3I; subsequent reductive debenzylation of the quaternary salt achieves overall replacement of N-benzyl by N-methyl in both cases. VT NMR studies show the presence of a single 'equatorial' invertomer (Cl syn- to the 2C-bridge) in N-chloro-norhomotropanes and -7-enes and, by analogy, in the N-alkyl compounds. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
Synthetic approaches to nortropanes and nortrop-6-enes; intramolecular displacement by nitrogen in 7-membered rings
作者:Antoinette Naylor (nee Bathgate)、Nicola Howarth、John R. Malpass
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4020(01)80313-6
日期:1993.1
The synthesis of simple nortropane and nortrop-6-ene derivatives from cyclohepta-1,3-diene is described. The key intermediates are trans-1-amino-4-chloro-cycloheptanes and -cyclohept-2-enes which are derived efficiently from the corresponding cis-amino-alcohols and undergo intramolecular cyclisation. Corresponding derivatisation of cyclohexa- and cycloocta-1,3-dienes is explored and attempts to achieve Pd-catalysed cyclisation of 1-amino-4-acetoxy-derivatives is described. Nitrogen inversion data for selected nortropane derivatives are included.
A simple approach to nortropane and nortrop-6-ene derivatives
作者:Antoinette Bathgate、John R. Malpass
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4039(01)81095-9
日期:1987.1
Intramolecular cyclisation of -1-(benzylamino)-4-chlorocycloheptane and hept-2-ene gives the corresponding 8-azabicyclo[3.2.1]octane (nortropane) and -oct-6-ene (nortrop-6-ene) derivatives respectively. Under appropriate conditions, cyclohepta-1,3-diene is converted into nortropane in 75% overall yield.
Manipulation of substituents at nitrogen in tropanes, homotropanes, and dehydro- derivatives
作者:Nicola M. Howarth、John R. Malpass、Craig R. Smith
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4020(98)00643-7
日期:1998.9
Trop-6-ene (8-methyl-8-azabicyclo[3.2.1]oct-6-ene) and substituted N-benzylnortrop-6-enes are synthesised. N-Debenzylation of tropanes fails using a wide variety of non-hydrogenolytic conditions despite effective application in model piperidine derivatives; debenzylation of homotropanes is more successful, giving norhomotropane and norhomotrop-7-ene. Bridged N-benzyl compounds react more slowly than N-methyl analogues with chloroformates; the resulting quaternary intermediates are more prone than the N-methyl analogues to suffer competitive reversion to the starting amine, especially in the tropanes, consistent with slower S(N)2 attack at the benzylic carbon during decomposition; the use of an N-p-methoxybenzyl group does allow partial debenzylation to nortrop-6-ene, suggesting greater SNI character in the decomposition step in this case. 'Equatorial' attack is preferred in methylation of N-benzyl-nortrop-6-ene and -homotrop-7-ene with CH3I; subsequent reductive debenzylation of the quaternary salt achieves overall replacement of N-benzyl by N-methyl in both cases. VT NMR studies show the presence of a single 'equatorial' invertomer (Cl syn- to the 2C-bridge) in N-chloro-norhomotropanes and -7-enes and, by analogy, in the N-alkyl compounds. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.