2003
DOI: 10.1002/hlca.200390306
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Facile Orthoester Formation in a Model Compound of the Taxol Oxetane: Are Biologically Active Epoxy Esters, Orthoesters, and Oxetanyl Esters Latent Electrophiles?

Abstract: Dedicated to Professor Duilio Arigoni on the occasion of his 75th birthday.A steroidal oxetanyl ester was synthesized in eight steps as a biomimetic model of taxol oxetane. The model compound was surprisingly reactive under acidic conditions, rearranging in the absence of H 2 O to a [2.2.1]-bicyclic orthoester. Both the oxetanyl ester and the orthoester readily hydrolyze to produce the same triol monoacetate. On the basis of the oxetanyl ester/orthoester rearrangement, a novel biochemical function is suggested… Show more

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“…Thus, acetylation of the C5α-hydroxyl, at some stage of the pathway, is considered a prelude to oxetane (D-ring) formation via the sequential conversion of the 5α-acetoxy-4(20)-ene functional grouping to the corresponding β-epoxide, with the last step most plausibly involving intramolecular migration of the 5α-acetoxy moiety in the process of oxirane ring expansion (Figure 4) (Guéritte-Voegelein et al, 1987;Floss and Mocek, 1995;Giner and Faraldos, 2003). The question therefore arises as to when the acetylation at C5α occurs on the pathway to Taxol (1) and its congeners.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Thus, acetylation of the C5α-hydroxyl, at some stage of the pathway, is considered a prelude to oxetane (D-ring) formation via the sequential conversion of the 5α-acetoxy-4(20)-ene functional grouping to the corresponding β-epoxide, with the last step most plausibly involving intramolecular migration of the 5α-acetoxy moiety in the process of oxirane ring expansion (Figure 4) (Guéritte-Voegelein et al, 1987;Floss and Mocek, 1995;Giner and Faraldos, 2003). The question therefore arises as to when the acetylation at C5α occurs on the pathway to Taxol (1) and its congeners.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The NOE cross-peaks observed between HÀC(2) and HÀC(9), between MeO and H a ÀC (8), and between H b ÀC(8) and H a ÀC(15) implied that the 2-AngO group, the 6-MeO group, HÀC(1), and the side chain at C(9) were on the b-face of the ring system (Fig. 2, b).…”
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“…1, a) implied connectivities of HÀC(5) 2 ) to both CH 2 (6) and to an OH group, of HÀC(9) to CH 2 (8), and of CH 2 (8) to HÀC (7). The HMBC spectrum of 1 ( Fig.…”
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