2013
DOI: 10.1039/c3cc44050h
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Convergent de novo synthesis of vineomycinone B2 methyl ester

Abstract: An efficient de novo synthesis of vineomycinone B2 methyl ester has been achieved. The longest linear route required only 14 steps from achiral commercially available starting materials (4.0% overall yield). The key transformations included the de novo asymmetric synthesis of two key fragments, which were joined by a convergent late stage Suzuki’s glycosylation for the construction of the aryl β-C-glycoside. A subsequent BBr3 one-pot debenzylation, demethylation and air oxidation provided vineomycinone B2 meth… Show more

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“…Expanding on their Pd(0)-catalyzed de novo synthesis of oligosaccharides, 347 the O’Doherty group 376 also developed a convergent de novo strategy starting from achiral acylfuran 371 and anthrafuran 373 for the synthesis of vineomycinone B2 methyl ester 375 , a secondary metabolite of the anthracycline antibiotic vineomycine B2 ( Scheme 101 ). The two key fragments 372 and 373 were coupled by a Suzuki’s glycosylation to give the aryl β- C -glycoside.…”
Section: Deoxy- C -Glycosyl Compoundsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Expanding on their Pd(0)-catalyzed de novo synthesis of oligosaccharides, 347 the O’Doherty group 376 also developed a convergent de novo strategy starting from achiral acylfuran 371 and anthrafuran 373 for the synthesis of vineomycinone B2 methyl ester 375 , a secondary metabolite of the anthracycline antibiotic vineomycine B2 ( Scheme 101 ). The two key fragments 372 and 373 were coupled by a Suzuki’s glycosylation to give the aryl β- C -glycoside.…”
Section: Deoxy- C -Glycosyl Compoundsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The usefulness of the protocol implemented by O’Doherty’s group from achiral furan 157 via enantioselective reduction, Achmatowicz ring-expansion, and diastereoselective (iterative) palladium-catalyzed glycosylation(s) has been further demonstrated with the successful synthesis of anthrax tetrasaccharide ( 171 ) [145,146,147], the trisaccharide portion of landomycin A ( 172 ) [148], cleistroside-2 ( 173 ) and several members other members of the cleistroside (tri- and tetra-rhamnosides) family [149], as well as the total syntheses of kaempferol glycoside SL101 ( 174 ) [150], jadomycin B ( 175 ) [151,152], and vineomycinone B 2 methyl ester ( 176 ) [153] (Figure 4) [154].…”
Section: Reactions Of Hex-2-enopyranosidesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para a síntese de Cglicosídeos inclui o acoplamento cruzado Suzuki, que envolve a reação entre ácidos aril/vinil-borônicos ou organoboranos e halogenetos arila/vinilo ou triflatos catalisados por complexos de paládio. [167][168][169][170][171][172][173] Os glicais halogenados ou os estanil-glicais atuam como substratos potenciais no acoplamento de Stille com organoestanho ou organohaletos para fornecer C-glicosídeos. [174][175][176][177][178][179][180] Por outro lado, C-glicosídeos também pode ser sintetizado pela reação de acoplamento de Negishi de um composto de organozinco ou um halogeneto orgânico, catalisado por complexos de níquel ou paládio.…”
Section: Reação De Acoplamentounclassified