2005
DOI: 10.1021/ja057059w
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Anion Relay Chemistry:  An Effective Tactic for Diversity Oriented Synthesis

Abstract: An effective one-flask multicomponent linchpin coupling protocol employing the concept of anion relay chemistry (ARC) was developed. This concept calls for addition of an anion (5) to an epoxide (6), bearing on a distal carbon a trialkyl silyl group and an anion stabilizing group (ASG), to furnish upon epoxide ring opening oxyanion 7. Addition of HMPA or other polar solvents to trigger a solvent controlled 1,4-Brook rearrangement then leads to a new distal anion (8), which in turn is available to react with a … Show more

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“…Sequential dithiane-epoxide couplings can produce 1,5-diols with great versatility and efficiency, exploiting Brook rearrangement for in situ carbanion relay in a method first introduced by Smith and Boldi [44]. For example, the anti-anti 1,5,9-triol relationship in 71 was rapidly established via a three-component coupling [45]. Numerous methods for removal of the dithiane may potentially be applied in order to adapt this anion relay chemistry to 1,5-polyol natural products.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sequential dithiane-epoxide couplings can produce 1,5-diols with great versatility and efficiency, exploiting Brook rearrangement for in situ carbanion relay in a method first introduced by Smith and Boldi [44]. For example, the anti-anti 1,5,9-triol relationship in 71 was rapidly established via a three-component coupling [45]. Numerous methods for removal of the dithiane may potentially be applied in order to adapt this anion relay chemistry to 1,5-polyol natural products.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This most recent example of silyl migration reaction is referred to as "anion relay chemistry". [77] It can certainly be stated that this field is far from being exhausted. In particular, catalytic reactions with acyl anion equivalents have recently seen a dramatic increase in interest.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…4–6 Both the Brook rearrangement and the retro‐Brook rearrangement are currently widely applied in organic synthesis 1. 2 As illustrated in Scheme , a recent yet very useful strategy applying anionic migrations of silyl groups is the anion relay chemistry (ARC) developed by Smith III et al 7f,g,h,j,k. The ARC, a multi‐component linchpin protocol, has been demonstrated to be useful for high‐efficient and facile synthesis of structurally complex scaffolds 3.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%