Reaction of the C-7 hydroxyl group on the 9-dihydrotaxane skeleton with triflic anhydride causes a major skeletal rearrangement to occur leading to contraction of ring B. In addition the formation of a ring C-fused cyclopropane structure occurs. The requisite C-13 phenylisoserinate side chains are appended via an initial deacylation of the C-13 acetate followed by reacylation and deprotection. These rearranged compounds show very similar structural features with the parent 9-dihydrotaxane skeleton and also retain biological activity.
Reaction of the C-7 hydroxyl group on the 9-dihydrotaxane skeleton with triflic anhydride causes a major skeletal rearrangement to occur leading to contraction of ring B. In addition the formation of a ring C-fused cyclopropane structure occurs. The requisite C-13 phenylisoserinate side chains are appended via an initial deacylation of the C-13 acetate followed by reacylation and deprotection. These rearranged compounds show very similar structural features with the parent 9-dihydrotaxane skeleton and also retain biological activity.
作者:Larry L. Klein、Clarence J. Maring、Leping Li、Clinton M. Yeung、Sheela A. Thomas、David J. Grampovnik、J. J. Plattner、Rodger F. Henry
DOI:10.1021/jo00088a017
日期:1994.5
Reaction of the C-7 hydroxyl group on the 9-dihydrotaxane skeleton with triflic anhydride causes a major skeletal rearrangement to occur leading to contraction of ring B. In addition the formation of a ring C-fused cyclopropane structure occurs. The requisite C-13 phenylisoserinate side chains are appended via an initial deacylation of the C-13 acetate followed by reacylation and deprotection. These rearranged compounds show very similar structural features with the parent 9-dihydrotaxane skeleton and also retain biological activity.