The highly enantiocontrolled functionalization of a 2-oxazolone heterocycle by intramolecular radical-based addition. A chiral synthon for 2-amino alcohols which contain three contiguous stereocenters
摘要:
The intramolecular Ru(II)-catalyzed radical addition of the 2,2-dichloroacyl pendant group to the 2-oxazolone moiety followed by reductive dechlorination with (TMS)(3)SiH provides an effective tool for the formation of the chiral 2-amino alcohol synthon in a completely regio- and stereocontrolled manner. The prepared synthon is useful in the preparation of isomers of unusual amino hydroxy acids including the key component of bleomycins. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
The highly enantiocontrolled functionalization of a 2-oxazolone heterocycle by intramolecular radical-based addition. A chiral synthon for 2-amino alcohols which contain three contiguous stereocenters
摘要:
The intramolecular Ru(II)-catalyzed radical addition of the 2,2-dichloroacyl pendant group to the 2-oxazolone moiety followed by reductive dechlorination with (TMS)(3)SiH provides an effective tool for the formation of the chiral 2-amino alcohol synthon in a completely regio- and stereocontrolled manner. The prepared synthon is useful in the preparation of isomers of unusual amino hydroxy acids including the key component of bleomycins. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
The highly enantiocontrolled functionalization of a 2-oxazolone heterocycle by intramolecular radical-based addition. A chiral synthon for 2-amino alcohols which contain three contiguous stereocenters
The intramolecular Ru(II)-catalyzed radical addition of the 2,2-dichloroacyl pendant group to the 2-oxazolone moiety followed by reductive dechlorination with (TMS)(3)SiH provides an effective tool for the formation of the chiral 2-amino alcohol synthon in a completely regio- and stereocontrolled manner. The prepared synthon is useful in the preparation of isomers of unusual amino hydroxy acids including the key component of bleomycins. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.