A 17 step synthesis of 55, a late intermediate in Danishefsky's guanacastepene A synthesis, has been completed in 4% overall yield. Key features include the use of vinylmagnesium bromide in the Pd-catalyzed coupling with triflate 13 to give triene 16 without the formation of Heck products, a novel extension of the Stork-Jung vinylsilane Robinson annulation that provides tricyclic 2-hydroxymethylcyclohexenone 42 from 23b in four steps and 51% yield, the ability to obtain almost exclusively alpha'-alkylation of 35ba by the proper choice of protecting groups, and the ability to obtain the desired -alcohol selectively by reduction of keto alcohol 42 rather than keto ester 53.
A 17 step synthesis of 55, a late intermediate in Danishefsky's guanacastepene A synthesis, has been completed in 4% overall yield. Key features include the use of vinylmagnesium bromide in the Pd-catalyzed coupling with triflate 13 to give triene 16 without the formation of Heck products, a novel extension of the Stork-Jung vinylsilane Robinson annulation that provides tricyclic 2-hydroxymethylcyclohexenone 42 from 23b in four steps and 51% yield, the ability to obtain almost exclusively alpha'-alkylation of 35ba by the proper choice of protecting groups, and the ability to obtain the desired -alcohol selectively by reduction of keto alcohol 42 rather than keto ester 53.
A novel extension of the Stork–Jung vinylsilane Robinson annelation procedure for the introduction of the cyclohexene of guanacastepene
作者:Barry B Snider、Bo Shi
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4039(01)02026-3
日期:2001.12
has been developed in a model system to introduce the cyclohexenering of guanacastepene. Cyclohexenone 16 is prepared by sequential methylation and alkylation with allylic iodide 15. One-pot epoxidation, protodesilylation and hydrolysis of the THP forms dione 19, which cyclizes with NaOMe to 24 in 57% overall yield. Reduction, Mitsunobu inversion, and selective oxidation of the primary alcohol forms