2010
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201001862
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Biomimetische Synthese von (−)‐Pycnanthuchinon C über eine Vinylchinon‐Diels‐Alder‐Reaktion

Abstract: Professor Rolf Huisgen zum 90. Geburtstag gewidmetVinylchinon-Diels-Alder-Reaktionen ermöglichen einen effizienten Zugang zu funktionalisierten bi-und polycyclischen Systemen. Dabei wird vermutlich über eine Cycloaddition eines elektronenreichen Dienophils an ein Vinylchinon ein "Isochinonmethid" gebildet (Schema 1). Dieses hochreaktive Intermediat kann dann über verschiedene Wege zu Chinonmethiden, bicyclischen Chinonen oder Hydrochinonen tautomerisieren. Wird das Isochinonmethid von einem Nukleophil, zum Bei… Show more

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“…In general, good yields were obtained with electrophilic catalysts B or C. Enyne 9 n, substituted at the meta position of the aryl ring, led to a mixture of regioisomeric compounds 16 e and 16 e' ( [21] 1,5-Enyne 9 o reacted smoothly with catalyst B at room temperature to give cycloadduct 16 f in 95 % yield, the structure of which was confirmed by X-ray diffraction (Scheme 4). [22] Tricyclic compound 16 f possesses the tricyclic skeleton of (+)-pycnanthuquinone C (17), [23,24] which is a natural compound structurally related to pycnanthuquinones A and B [25] and rossinone. [26] Intermediates of cyclizations of 1,6-enynes have been trapped by intra- [27] or intermolecular cyclopropanation; [18,28] however, the trapping of intermediates 2 by alkenes in cyclizations of 1,5-enynes was unknown.…”
Section: Full Papermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In general, good yields were obtained with electrophilic catalysts B or C. Enyne 9 n, substituted at the meta position of the aryl ring, led to a mixture of regioisomeric compounds 16 e and 16 e' ( [21] 1,5-Enyne 9 o reacted smoothly with catalyst B at room temperature to give cycloadduct 16 f in 95 % yield, the structure of which was confirmed by X-ray diffraction (Scheme 4). [22] Tricyclic compound 16 f possesses the tricyclic skeleton of (+)-pycnanthuquinone C (17), [23,24] which is a natural compound structurally related to pycnanthuquinones A and B [25] and rossinone. [26] Intermediates of cyclizations of 1,6-enynes have been trapped by intra- [27] or intermolecular cyclopropanation; [18,28] however, the trapping of intermediates 2 by alkenes in cyclizations of 1,5-enynes was unknown.…”
Section: Full Papermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, the proposed transformation from 3 into 4 might be problematic for the reactivity issue. Although it has been reported that vinyl quinone unit could engage in the inverse-electron-demand Diels–Alder reaction with an electron-rich dienophile as the reactant partner, 8 in the current scenario, the dienophile is electron-deficient, and thus the proposed Diels–Alder reaction appears to be electronically mismatched. Secondly, even if the Diels–Alder reaction could work under very harsh conditions, the resulting product might readily undergo double-bond migration followed by oxa-Michael addition with the C-15 hydroxy groups.…”
Section: Biomimetic Synthesis Of Rossinone Bmentioning
confidence: 69%
“…Trauner et al berichteten kürzlich von der Totalsynthese von (—)‐Pycnanthuchinon C, dessen Enantiomer nur in kleinen Mengen aus der Braunalge Cystophora harveyi isoliert werden konnte und das bislang keine biologische Aktivität zeigte 3. Sie gingen von der Annahme aus, dass (+)‐Pycnanthuchinon C biosynthetisch aus Chinon (1) gebildet wird (Abbildung 1, S. 1131).…”
Section: Biomimetische Diels‐alder‐reaktionenunclassified