An efficient synthesis of the polar part of sulfamisterin and its analogs
摘要:
An efficient synthesis of the polar part of sulfamisterin and its analogs starting from D-xylose is described. The corresponding allylic thiocyanates and trichloroacetimidates were subjected to aza-Claisen rearrangement that effectively generated a quaternary carbon having an amino group as one of the sub-stituents. Subsequent functional group interconversions afforded the highly functionalized branched aminopolyol 29 that is expected to have the crucial application in the construction of sulfamisterin. On the other hand, the second diastereoisomer 34 would be transformed to 2-epi-congener. With respect to the appropriate stereochemical arrangement, the prepared polar segments 29 and 34 can also be utilized for the synthesis of mycestericins (E, G) and their analogs. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
An efficient synthesis of the polar part of sulfamisterin and its analogs
摘要:
An efficient synthesis of the polar part of sulfamisterin and its analogs starting from D-xylose is described. The corresponding allylic thiocyanates and trichloroacetimidates were subjected to aza-Claisen rearrangement that effectively generated a quaternary carbon having an amino group as one of the sub-stituents. Subsequent functional group interconversions afforded the highly functionalized branched aminopolyol 29 that is expected to have the crucial application in the construction of sulfamisterin. On the other hand, the second diastereoisomer 34 would be transformed to 2-epi-congener. With respect to the appropriate stereochemical arrangement, the prepared polar segments 29 and 34 can also be utilized for the synthesis of mycestericins (E, G) and their analogs. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
The total synthesis of mycestericin A (1) and its 14-epimer 34 is described herein. The Overman rearrangement of an allylic trichloroacetimidate derived from l-tartrate generated a tetra-substituted carbon with nitrogen and subsequent stereoselective transformations afforded the highly functionalized left-half segment, vinyl iodide. Cross-coupling of the vinyl iodide with a chiral organometallic species