The first total synthesis and absolute stereochemistry of plakortone G from the Jamaican sponge Plakortis sp.
摘要:
Total synthesis of plakortone G (1), a secondary metabolite of the Jamaican sponge Plakortis sp., was successfully achieved. The absolute configuration of this molecule was determined by comparison of the synthetic diastereomers with reported data to possess the (4R,8R)-configuration 14. (C) 2004 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Efficient Approach to Fluvirucins B<sub>2</sub>−B<sub>5</sub>, Sch 38518, and Sch 39185. First Synthesis of their Aglycon, via CM and RCM Reactions
作者:Enric Llàcer、Fèlix Urpí、Jaume Vilarrasa
DOI:10.1021/ol901030f
日期:2009.8.6
fluvirucins B2−B5, Sch 38518, and Sch 39185) is reported for the first time. A ring-closing metathesis (RCM) generated the C6−C7 double bond, which by catalytic hydrogenation (in toluene) gave the desired epimer with a 9:1 diastereoselection. Azide 8a and carboxylic acid 5 came from ethyl-branched fragments C9−C13 (CHO at C9) and C1−C5 via an asymmetric allylation of the former and a cross metathesis
Total Synthesis of Peloruside A through Kinetic Lactonization and Relay Ring-Closing Metathesis Cyclization Reactions
作者:Thomas R. Hoye、Junha Jeon、Lucas C. Kopel、Troy D. Ryba、Manomi A. Tennakoon、Yini Wang
DOI:10.1002/anie.201002293
日期:2010.8.16
The other side: A convergent totalsynthesis of peloruside A (1) is described. The key strategic features are a diastereoselective lactonization to generate a C5–C9 valerolactone from the C2‐symmetric ketone 3, and a relay ring‐closing metathesis reaction to produce a dehydrovalerolactone 2. A new isomer of 1, the valerolactone isopeloruside A (iso‐1), was identified. MOM=methoxymethyl.
Synthesis of (+)-Tacamonine via Stereoselective Radical Cyclization
作者:Myles W. Smith、Jasmin Ferreira、Roger Hunter、Gerhard A. Venter、Hong Su
DOI:10.1021/acs.orglett.9b03308
日期:2019.11.1
A concise, asymmetric synthesis of the indole alkaloid (+)-tacamonine is reported involving a stereoselectiveradical cyclization of a 1-phenylsulfanyl tetrahydro-β-carboline bearing a pendant enoate ester side chain as a key step. In this process, a single stereocenter in the side chain allows for the formation of two stereocenters of the natural product in a highly diastereoselective fashion. Computational
Assignment of stereochemistry in the oligomycin/rutamycin/cytovaricin family of antibiotics. Asymmetric synthesis of the rutamycin spiroketal synthon
作者:David A. Evans、Dale L. Rieger、Todd K. Jones、Stephen W. Kaldor
DOI:10.1021/jo00313a011
日期:1990.12
The absolute stereochemistry of the rutamycin antibiotics 2a,b has been established through asymmetric synthesis of the known degradation product 4. One of the key steps in the assemblage process involves acylation of the metalated hydrazone 6 with the N-methoxy-N-methyl amide 5. Both of these enantiomerically pure intermediates have been prepared in good overall yield and high diastereoselectivity (de > 94%). All absolute stereochemical relationships were established through alkylation and aldol bond constructions using N-acyloxazolidinone chiral auxiliaries. Subjection of 17 to acid hydrolysis/deprotection resulted in loss of protecting groups and subsequent spiroketalization to 19 (80%). Silylation of the secondary alcohol in 19 was followed by a samarium-catalyzed Meerwein-Ponndorf-Verley reduction to provide the equatorial alcohol 20 in excellent yield and stereoselectivity (de = 97%). Control experiments indicate that this surprisingly stereoselective reaction operates under kinetic control and that the observed stereochemical outcome may be the result of coordination of the reactive reducing agent to the axial spiroketal oxygen. Conversion of 20 to triol 4 afforded material that is identical with the rutamycin degradation product in all respects. These results establish that the absolute stereochemistry of the rutamycins is as shown (2a,b).
EVANS, DAVID A.;RIEGER, DALE L.;JONES, TODD K.;KALDOR, STEPHEN W., J. ORG. CHEM., 55,(1990) N6, C. 6260-6268
作者:EVANS, DAVID A.、RIEGER, DALE L.、JONES, TODD K.、KALDOR, STEPHEN W.