A Concise, Selective Synthesis of the Polyketide Spacer Domain of a Potent Bryostatin Analogue
摘要:
[GRAPHICS]A concise, asymmetric synthesis of the polyketide spacer domain portion (C1-C13) of a highly potent bryostatin analogue was developed. The route utilizes asymmetric hydrogenation methodology to install the C3, C5, and C11 stereocenters, while a substrate directed syn reduction sets the C9 stereocenter. The spacer domain 1 is obtained in 10 steps with a 25% overall yield and is readily incorporated into the synthesis of 2.
A Concise, Selective Synthesis of the Polyketide Spacer Domain of a Potent Bryostatin Analogue
摘要:
[GRAPHICS]A concise, asymmetric synthesis of the polyketide spacer domain portion (C1-C13) of a highly potent bryostatin analogue was developed. The route utilizes asymmetric hydrogenation methodology to install the C3, C5, and C11 stereocenters, while a substrate directed syn reduction sets the C9 stereocenter. The spacer domain 1 is obtained in 10 steps with a 25% overall yield and is readily incorporated into the synthesis of 2.
Total Synthesis and Initial Biological Evaluation of New B-Ring-Modified Bryostatin Analogs
作者:Paul A. Wender、Joshua C. Horan、Vishal A. Verma
DOI:10.1021/ol0620904
日期:2006.11.9
[Structure: see text] The totalsynthesis and preliminary biologicalevaluation of the first bryostatin analogs (bryologs) to incorporate B-ring substitution are reported. Asymmetric syntheses of two new polyketide "spacer" domains are described, one exploiting the pseudosymmetry of the C1-C13 region. These fragments are convergently joined to the "recognition" domain through a remarkably versatile
Efficient Synthetic Access to a New Family of Highly Potent Bryostatin Analogues via a Prins-Driven Macrocyclization Strategy
作者:Paul A. Wender、Brian A. DeChristopher、Adam J. Schrier
DOI:10.1021/ja8015632
日期:2008.5.1
The step-economical synthesis of a new class of bryostatin analogues that contain the complete oxycarbocyclic core ring system of the bryostatin natural products is reported. These agents are convergently assembled via a highly efficient, functional-group-tolerant, and stereoselective Prins-driven macrocyclization. These tetrahydropyranyl B-ring analogues are among our most potent and efficacious analogues to date, exhibiting nanomolar and picomolar activities in protein kinase C affinity assays as well as in cellular antiproliferation assays.