1981
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19810931029
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Basekatalysierte asymmetrische Induktion der Reaktion von Methyl(phenyl)keten mit 1‐Phenylethanol: Gewinnung von Hydratropasäure in hoher Enantiomerenreinheit

Abstract: Nach 30 min bei Raumtemperatur entsteht aus (3a) der N-deblockierte y-N-Glycosyl-asparagin-benzylester (4) kristallin rnit 67% Ausbeute. Unter den Bedingungen wird der primare Ester an C-6 des Glucosamins nicht angegriffen.Gegeniiber dem hlufig verwendeten Benzyloxycarbonyl(Z)-Rest bietet die Peoc-Schutzgruppe bei den Glycosyl-Peptiden drei Vorteile:

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“…For example, the formation of a hydrogen bond between a base and an alcohol increases the nucleophilicity of the alcohol and, thus, accelerates the addition to a cumulene like an isocyanate or a ketene. 6,7 By using well designed, sterically shielded bases, for example concave pyridines such as 1, not only can the rate of this reaction be enhanced, 8 it is also possible to differentiate between various alcohols. 9 An impressive example for such a selectivity is the selective acylation of a carbohydrate derivative 10 possessing two unprotected, secondary, equatorial OH groups.…”
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“…For example, the formation of a hydrogen bond between a base and an alcohol increases the nucleophilicity of the alcohol and, thus, accelerates the addition to a cumulene like an isocyanate or a ketene. 6,7 By using well designed, sterically shielded bases, for example concave pyridines such as 1, not only can the rate of this reaction be enhanced, 8 it is also possible to differentiate between various alcohols. 9 An impressive example for such a selectivity is the selective acylation of a carbohydrate derivative 10 possessing two unprotected, secondary, equatorial OH groups.…”
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confidence: 99%