Assignment of stereochemistry in the oligomycin/rutamycin/cytovaricin family of antibiotics. Asymmetric synthesis of the rutamycin spiroketal synthon
摘要:
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).
germanium(II) iodide with potassium metal, was found to promote the Reformatskyreaction effectively under mild conditions. In the presence of activated germanium metal, the reactions of alpha-bromo ketones 2a and 2b and alpha-bromo imides 2e and 2f with benzaldehyde (1a) proceeded smoothly to give the corresponding beta-hydroxy carbonyl compounds 3a, 3b, 3e and 3f, respectively, in good yields and with
Asymmetric aldol reactions: a novel model for switching between chelation- and non-chelation-controlled aldol reactions
作者:Tu Hsin Yan、Chang Wei Tan、Hui Chun Lee、Hua Chi Lo、Tzung Yu Huang
DOI:10.1021/ja00060a010
日期:1993.4
A new camphor-based N-propionyloxazolidinethione provides remarkable levels of asymmetric induction for both chelation-and non-chelation-controlled aldol processes. While the aldol condensation of the derived di-n-butylboryl enolate with various aldehydes affords the 'Evans'' syn aldol with excellent diastereoselectivity, the chlorotitanium enolate gives the ''non-Evans' syn aldol expected from chelation control. Most noteworthy is the observation that the sense of facial selectivity from the chlorotitanium enolate of propionyloxazolidinethione is opposite to that obtained from propionyloxazolidinone. This important finding illustrates the importance of increased chelating potential of the enolate ligand, ring thiocarbonyl, in maximizing the aldol pi-facial discrimination. Final nondestructive chiral auxiliary removal via hydroperoxide-assisted hydrolysis and subsequent esterification provides enantiomerically pure methoxy-carbonyl aldols.
HEATHCOCK, CLAYTON H.;FINKELSTEIN, BRUCE L.;JARVI, ESA T.;RADEL, PEGGY A.+, J. ORG. CHEM., 53,(1988) N 9, 1922-1942
作者:HEATHCOCK, CLAYTON H.、FINKELSTEIN, BRUCE L.、JARVI, ESA T.、RADEL, PEGGY A.+
DOI:——
日期:——
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).
Attainment of syn-selectivity for boron-mediated asymmetric aldol reactions of carboxylic esters
作者:Ji-Feng Liu、Atsushi Abiko、Zhonghua Pei、Dana C Buske、Satoru Masamune
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4039(98)00123-3
日期:1998.4
reagent for syn-selective aldolreactions has been developed based on the recent finding that the stereochemistry of the boron-mediatedaldolreaction of a carboxylic ester is controlled by the bulkiness of the alcohol moiety of the ester, by the proper choice of reagents, and by the enolization conditions. This readily available, inexpensive reagent has been utilized in studies directed towards the synthesis