Substrate-Directed Diastereoselective Hydroformylation: Key Step for the Assembly of Polypropionate Subunits
摘要:
Stereoselective hydroformylation of methallylic alcohols of types 3 and 4, that employed the substrate-bound catalyst-directing ortho-diphenyl-phosphanylbenzoyl (o-DPPB) group, was used as a key step for the construction of bifunctionalized stereotriads, which ale central building blocks of polyketide natural products. The required diastereomerically pure syn- and anti- starting methallylic alcohol systems 3 and 4 were obtained either by Cram-selective carbonyl reduction, Frater alkylation, or by chelation-controlled carbonyl reduction. Enantiomerically pure stereotriad building blocks were derived from a combination of an Evans aldol addition and subsequent o-DPPB-directed stereoselective hydroformylation (-->24). A crystal structure analysis for steretriad building block 24 confirmed the relative and absolute configuration of the stereogenic centers. Additionally, it provided evidence for a previously postulated preferred conformation of the catalyst-directing o-DPPB group as well as of the polyketide main chain.
Substrate-Directed Diastereoselective Hydroformylation: Key Step for the Assembly of Polypropionate Subunits
摘要:
Stereoselective hydroformylation of methallylic alcohols of types 3 and 4, that employed the substrate-bound catalyst-directing ortho-diphenyl-phosphanylbenzoyl (o-DPPB) group, was used as a key step for the construction of bifunctionalized stereotriads, which ale central building blocks of polyketide natural products. The required diastereomerically pure syn- and anti- starting methallylic alcohol systems 3 and 4 were obtained either by Cram-selective carbonyl reduction, Frater alkylation, or by chelation-controlled carbonyl reduction. Enantiomerically pure stereotriad building blocks were derived from a combination of an Evans aldol addition and subsequent o-DPPB-directed stereoselective hydroformylation (-->24). A crystal structure analysis for steretriad building block 24 confirmed the relative and absolute configuration of the stereogenic centers. Additionally, it provided evidence for a previously postulated preferred conformation of the catalyst-directing o-DPPB group as well as of the polyketide main chain.
[chemical reaction: see text]. A general route of converting alkenyl ketones to functionalized allenes was developed. Substituted 1,3-dien-2-yl triflates, which were prepared from the alkenyl ketones via silyl dienol ethers, were excellent substrates for the palladium-catalyzed reaction with soft nucleophiles giving the multisubstituted allenes in high yields. Comparison between the dienyl triflates and
Stereoselective hydroformylation of methallylic alcohols of types 3 and 4, that employed the substrate-bound catalyst-directing ortho-diphenyl-phosphanylbenzoyl (o-DPPB) group, was used as a key step for the construction of bifunctionalized stereotriads, which ale central building blocks of polyketide natural products. The required diastereomerically pure syn- and anti- starting methallylic alcohol systems 3 and 4 were obtained either by Cram-selective carbonyl reduction, Frater alkylation, or by chelation-controlled carbonyl reduction. Enantiomerically pure stereotriad building blocks were derived from a combination of an Evans aldol addition and subsequent o-DPPB-directed stereoselective hydroformylation (-->24). A crystal structure analysis for steretriad building block 24 confirmed the relative and absolute configuration of the stereogenic centers. Additionally, it provided evidence for a previously postulated preferred conformation of the catalyst-directing o-DPPB group as well as of the polyketide main chain.