Inside-outside stereoisomerism. VII. Methodology for the Synthesis of 3-Oxygenated Ingenanes. The First Ingenol Analogs with High Affinity for Protein Kinase C
摘要:
Previous work from our laboratories has demonstrated that the intramolecular dioxenone photocycloaddition reaction leads to a stereoselective synthesis of the carbocyclic ring system of the ingenane diterpenes with the ''inside-outside'' stereochemical relationship that is required for biological activity. Two different approaches for the synthesis of C-3 oxygenated analogs of ingenol and the preparation of the first ingenane analog with high affinity for protein kinase C are described.
Inside-outside stereoisomerism. VII. Methodology for the Synthesis of 3-Oxygenated Ingenanes. The First Ingenol Analogs with High Affinity for Protein Kinase C
摘要:
Previous work from our laboratories has demonstrated that the intramolecular dioxenone photocycloaddition reaction leads to a stereoselective synthesis of the carbocyclic ring system of the ingenane diterpenes with the ''inside-outside'' stereochemical relationship that is required for biological activity. Two different approaches for the synthesis of C-3 oxygenated analogs of ingenol and the preparation of the first ingenane analog with high affinity for protein kinase C are described.
Inside-outside stereoisomerism. VII. Methodology for the Synthesis of 3-Oxygenated Ingenanes. The First Ingenol Analogs with High Affinity for Protein Kinase C
作者:Jeffrey D. Winkler、Bor-Cherng Hong、Afshin Bahador、Marcelo G. Kazanietz、Peter M. Blumberg
DOI:10.1021/jo00110a048
日期:1995.3
Previous work from our laboratories has demonstrated that the intramolecular dioxenone photocycloaddition reaction leads to a stereoselective synthesis of the carbocyclic ring system of the ingenane diterpenes with the ''inside-outside'' stereochemical relationship that is required for biological activity. Two different approaches for the synthesis of C-3 oxygenated analogs of ingenol and the preparation of the first ingenane analog with high affinity for protein kinase C are described.