Stereoselective synthesis and thermal rearrangement of the first analog of 7(Z)-vitamin D
摘要:
The first (7Z)-vitamin D analogue, 15, was synthesized stereoselectively using, as the key step, Wittig-Horner coupling between an allylphosphine oxide anion and a alpha-benzoyloxy ketone. Compound 15 has the same triene system as the putative 7Z intermediate of the mechanism postulated by Okamura and co-workers for thermally induced [1,5]-sigmatropic hydrogen shifts in vinylallenes. Okamura's hypothesis is supported by the identity of the products of thermally induced [1,7]-sigmatropic hydrogen shifts in 15.
Stereoselective synthesis and thermal rearrangement of the first analog of 7(Z)-vitamin D
摘要:
The first (7Z)-vitamin D analogue, 15, was synthesized stereoselectively using, as the key step, Wittig-Horner coupling between an allylphosphine oxide anion and a alpha-benzoyloxy ketone. Compound 15 has the same triene system as the putative 7Z intermediate of the mechanism postulated by Okamura and co-workers for thermally induced [1,5]-sigmatropic hydrogen shifts in vinylallenes. Okamura's hypothesis is supported by the identity of the products of thermally induced [1,7]-sigmatropic hydrogen shifts in 15.
MAESTRO, MIGUEL A.;SARDINA, F. JAVIER;CASTEDO, LUIS;MOURINO, ANTONIO, J. ORG. CHEM., 56,(1991) N1, C. 3582-3587
作者:MAESTRO, MIGUEL A.、SARDINA, F. JAVIER、CASTEDO, LUIS、MOURINO, ANTONIO
DOI:——
日期:——
Stereoselective synthesis and thermal rearrangement of the first analog of 7(Z)-vitamin D
作者:Miguel A. Maestro、F. Javier Sardina、Luis Castedo、Antonio Mourino
DOI:10.1021/jo00011a024
日期:1991.5
The first (7Z)-vitamin D analogue, 15, was synthesized stereoselectively using, as the key step, Wittig-Horner coupling between an allylphosphine oxide anion and a alpha-benzoyloxy ketone. Compound 15 has the same triene system as the putative 7Z intermediate of the mechanism postulated by Okamura and co-workers for thermally induced [1,5]-sigmatropic hydrogen shifts in vinylallenes. Okamura's hypothesis is supported by the identity of the products of thermally induced [1,7]-sigmatropic hydrogen shifts in 15.