Stereodefined Access to Lactams via Olefin Difunctionalization: Iridium Nitrenoids as a Motif of LUMO-Controlled Dipoles
摘要:
Reported herein is a general platform of a stereodefined access to gamma-lactams via Cp*Ir-catalyzed olefin difunctionalization, where in situ generated Ir-nitrenoid is utilized as a key motif of 1,3-dipoles to enable amido transfer in a syn-selective manner. Computational studies suggested that the stereodefined process can be attributed to the proposed working mode of concerted [3 + 2] cyclization. Frontier molecular orbital (FMO) analysis implied that a low-lying lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO) of the Ir-imido fragment engages in the olefin interaction. Mechanistic understanding on the nitrene transfer process led us to develop mild catalytic protocols of stereoselective difunctionalization of alkenyl dioxazolones to furnish alpha-(haloalkyl)- or (oxyalkyl)lactam products which are of high synthetic and medicinal utility. Product stereochemistry (threo and erythro) was found to be designated by the olefin geometry (E/Z) of substrates.
Stereodefined Access to Lactams via Olefin Difunctionalization: Iridium Nitrenoids as a Motif of LUMO-Controlled Dipoles
摘要:
Reported herein is a general platform of a stereodefined access to gamma-lactams via Cp*Ir-catalyzed olefin difunctionalization, where in situ generated Ir-nitrenoid is utilized as a key motif of 1,3-dipoles to enable amido transfer in a syn-selective manner. Computational studies suggested that the stereodefined process can be attributed to the proposed working mode of concerted [3 + 2] cyclization. Frontier molecular orbital (FMO) analysis implied that a low-lying lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO) of the Ir-imido fragment engages in the olefin interaction. Mechanistic understanding on the nitrene transfer process led us to develop mild catalytic protocols of stereoselective difunctionalization of alkenyl dioxazolones to furnish alpha-(haloalkyl)- or (oxyalkyl)lactam products which are of high synthetic and medicinal utility. Product stereochemistry (threo and erythro) was found to be designated by the olefin geometry (E/Z) of substrates.
Multienzymatic Synthesis of γ‐Lactam Building Blocks from Unsaturated Esters and Hydroxylamine
作者:Christina Jäger、Martin Nieger、Kari Rissanen、Jan Deska
DOI:10.1002/ejoc.202300288
日期:2023.10.16
hydroxylamidation with an oxidase/peroxidase-induced ene-type cyclization. This methodology provides a mild and scalable access to N-heterocyclic buildingblocks from basic γ,δ-unsaturated esters and aqueous hydroxylamine, and its utility is illustrated by the formal total synthesis of the tetracyclic alkaloid cephalotaxine.
Aerobic C−N Bond Formation through Enzymatic Nitroso‐Ene‐Type Reactions**
作者:Christina Jäger、Mona Haase、Katja Koschorreck、Vlada B. Urlacher、Jan Deska
DOI:10.1002/anie.202213671
日期:2023.2.6
laccases participate in C−N bond-forming reactions through the generation of reactive nitroso intermediates from acylated hydroxylamines. The formal allylic C−H bond activation proceeds with air as the terminal oxidant and provides high yields both in intramolecular and intermolecular aminationreactions through this unprecedented biocatalytic nitroso-ene-type reaction pathway.
Stereodefined Access to Lactams via Olefin Difunctionalization: Iridium Nitrenoids as a Motif of LUMO-Controlled Dipoles
作者:Seung Youn Hong、Sukbok Chang
DOI:10.1021/jacs.9b04317
日期:2019.7.3
Reported herein is a general platform of a stereodefined access to gamma-lactams via Cp*Ir-catalyzed olefin difunctionalization, where in situ generated Ir-nitrenoid is utilized as a key motif of 1,3-dipoles to enable amido transfer in a syn-selective manner. Computational studies suggested that the stereodefined process can be attributed to the proposed working mode of concerted [3 + 2] cyclization. Frontier molecular orbital (FMO) analysis implied that a low-lying lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO) of the Ir-imido fragment engages in the olefin interaction. Mechanistic understanding on the nitrene transfer process led us to develop mild catalytic protocols of stereoselective difunctionalization of alkenyl dioxazolones to furnish alpha-(haloalkyl)- or (oxyalkyl)lactam products which are of high synthetic and medicinal utility. Product stereochemistry (threo and erythro) was found to be designated by the olefin geometry (E/Z) of substrates.