A One-Pot Double C–H Activation Palladium Catalyzed Route to a Unique Class of Highly Functionalized Thienoisoquinolines
摘要:
The synthesis of a unique class of highly functionalized 3,4-thienoisoquinolines via an efficient palladium-catalyzed one-pot, regioselective double C H activation is presented. This class of biologically relevant compounds has been prepared in five steps from commercially available starting materials with overall yields ranging from 27 to 62%. A masked carboxylic acid was used to direct C H activation to the typically less reactive C4 position. Additionally, the carboxylic acid provides a synthetically useful handle for further functionalization.
A One-Pot Double C–H Activation Palladium Catalyzed Route to a Unique Class of Highly Functionalized Thienoisoquinolines
摘要:
The synthesis of a unique class of highly functionalized 3,4-thienoisoquinolines via an efficient palladium-catalyzed one-pot, regioselective double C H activation is presented. This class of biologically relevant compounds has been prepared in five steps from commercially available starting materials with overall yields ranging from 27 to 62%. A masked carboxylic acid was used to direct C H activation to the typically less reactive C4 position. Additionally, the carboxylic acid provides a synthetically useful handle for further functionalization.
A One-Pot Double C–H Activation Palladium Catalyzed Route to a Unique Class of Highly Functionalized Thienoisoquinolines
作者:Nicholas W. Y. Wong、Pat Forgione
DOI:10.1021/ol3009655
日期:2012.6.1
The synthesis of a unique class of highly functionalized 3,4-thienoisoquinolines via an efficient palladium-catalyzed one-pot, regioselective double C H activation is presented. This class of biologically relevant compounds has been prepared in five steps from commercially available starting materials with overall yields ranging from 27 to 62%. A masked carboxylic acid was used to direct C H activation to the typically less reactive C4 position. Additionally, the carboxylic acid provides a synthetically useful handle for further functionalization.