The Cinchona alkaloids: a silicon-directed synthesis of some advanced intermediates
摘要:
N-Benzylmeroquinene aldehyde (5b) was prepared in 10 steps and 21% overall yield from benzylamine. The key transformations involved a stereoselective Lewis acid catalyzed Diels-Alder reaction to produce bicyclic amide 18, which in turn underwent a regioselective Baeyer-Villager oxidation to produce lactone 20. Acid-catalyzed ring opening with concomitant Peterson olefination afforded the meroquinene skeleton, which was converted in high yield to meroquinene aldehyde via a reduction/oxidation sequence. Treatment of this aldehyde with anions derived from 4-methylquinoline smoothly generated alcohols 23a,b, which on acetylation yielded the advanced Cinchona alkaloid intermediates 24a,b.
The Cinchona alkaloids: a silicon-directed synthesis of some advanced intermediates
摘要:
N-Benzylmeroquinene aldehyde (5b) was prepared in 10 steps and 21% overall yield from benzylamine. The key transformations involved a stereoselective Lewis acid catalyzed Diels-Alder reaction to produce bicyclic amide 18, which in turn underwent a regioselective Baeyer-Villager oxidation to produce lactone 20. Acid-catalyzed ring opening with concomitant Peterson olefination afforded the meroquinene skeleton, which was converted in high yield to meroquinene aldehyde via a reduction/oxidation sequence. Treatment of this aldehyde with anions derived from 4-methylquinoline smoothly generated alcohols 23a,b, which on acetylation yielded the advanced Cinchona alkaloid intermediates 24a,b.
The Cinchona alkaloids: a silicon-directed synthesis of some advanced intermediates
作者:Stephen R. Wilson、Martin J. Di Grandi
DOI:10.1021/jo00015a036
日期:1991.7
N-Benzylmeroquinene aldehyde (5b) was prepared in 10 steps and 21% overall yield from benzylamine. The key transformations involved a stereoselective Lewis acid catalyzed Diels-Alder reaction to produce bicyclic amide 18, which in turn underwent a regioselective Baeyer-Villager oxidation to produce lactone 20. Acid-catalyzed ring opening with concomitant Peterson olefination afforded the meroquinene skeleton, which was converted in high yield to meroquinene aldehyde via a reduction/oxidation sequence. Treatment of this aldehyde with anions derived from 4-methylquinoline smoothly generated alcohols 23a,b, which on acetylation yielded the advanced Cinchona alkaloid intermediates 24a,b.