The ester enolate claisen rearrangement. Total synthesis of (±)-ethisolide
作者:Steven D. Burke、Gregory J. Pacofsky
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4039(00)85501-x
日期:1986.1
A total synthesis of the mold metabolite ethisolide (1a) is described, wherein a glycolate esterenolateClaisenrearrangement and an acid-induced intramolecular bis-transesterification are key steps.
Short total syntheses of the avenaciolide family of natural products
作者:Sandra Ainsua Martinez、Martin Gillard、Anne-Caroline Chany、Jonathan W. Burton
DOI:10.1016/j.tet.2018.06.028
日期:2018.9
of natural products are small α-methylene bis-γ-lactones that exhibit a wide variety of biological activities. Herein we report concise syntheses of five members of this family of natural products along with the synthesis of one non-natural analogue. The syntheses proceed in five or six steps from simple, commercially available compounds and feature a key oxidative cyclization/lactonization reaction
A short totalsynthesis of (±)-ethisolide and (±)-isoavenaciolide was accomplished from (±)-oxanorbornenone respectively in 11 and 12 steps, using a radicalcyclization as a keystep.
Synthesis of ethisolide, isoavenaciolide, and avenaciolide
作者:Steven D. Burke、Gregory J. Pacofsky、Anthony D. Piscopio
DOI:10.1021/jo00034a009
日期:1992.4
Syntheses of the trio of related mold metabolites ethisolide (1), isoavenaciolide (2), and avenaciolide (3) in racemic and optically active forms are described. Glycolate Claisen rearrangements governed by chelation control of enolate geometry and diastereofacial bias in the [3,3] shifts establish the functional and stereochemical details in butyrolactone precursors (15b, 22, and 19) of the natural products. Lactone rearrangements via complementary bis(transesterification) (22 --> 23) and carboxylate displacement/lactonization (26 --> 27 --> 3) reactions provided the diastereomeric isoavenaciolide and avenaciolide structures. Differential reactivities among potential transacylation substrates 15a, 15b, 21, 22, 24, and 26 are attributed to steric interactions or strain in bridged bicyclic intermediates 32, 34, and 36.