2011
DOI: 10.1071/ch10422
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Fluoroazaindolines by an Uncommon Radical ipso-Substitution of a C-F Bond

Abstract: Trifluoroazaindoline derivatives are prepared using the first synthetically useful radical ipso-substitution of a fluorine atom. The initial procedure has been improved to allow the gram scale synthesis of these building blocks, which can be regioselectively substituted by nucleophiles under mild conditions to rapidly access a library of new molecules. Oxidation to the corresponding fluoroazaindole core has also been accomplished.

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“…This type of reductive ipso substitution of fluoride has been previously reported. 25,26 Analogous halogen-enhanced product yields have been observed in the NosL-catalyzed reaction. 27 A recombinant plasmid encoding MqnD from Bacillus halodurans was transformed into Escherichia coli BL21(DE3), and His 6 -MqnD was overexpressed and purified (Figure S3).…”
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“…This type of reductive ipso substitution of fluoride has been previously reported. 25,26 Analogous halogen-enhanced product yields have been observed in the NosL-catalyzed reaction. 27 A recombinant plasmid encoding MqnD from Bacillus halodurans was transformed into Escherichia coli BL21(DE3), and His 6 -MqnD was overexpressed and purified (Figure S3).…”
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“…The same oxidizing system can be appliedt od ifluoroazaindoline 88,b elonging to the first series (see Schemes 12 and 14) and prepared from trifluoroazaindoline 73 a followed by cleavage of the acetyl group. [43] Notice that in this case the fluorine atom on C-6 is not replaced by am ethoxy group from the methanols olvent, no doubt because of increased steric hindrance at this position in comparison to C-2 in 84 m + 85 m. The modest yield in the aromatization into azaindole 89 reflects once againt he unfavorable influenceo ft he fluorine atoms.…”
Section: The Case Of Fluoropyridinesmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…[42] Under somewhat forcing conditions, namely heatingw ith di-tert-butyl peroxidei nr efluxing chlorobenzene or amyl acetate, ar are homolytic ipso substitution of af luorine takes place to give azaindoline 76.T he sequence proceeding via intermediates 74 and 75 and final extrusion of af luorine atom appears to be the mostl ikely pathway,a sa ll other alternatives are less reasonable. [42][43][44] Homolytic rupture of a carbon-fluorineb ond is very rare, but the substantial increase in entropyi nt he last fragmentation step and, especially, the restoration of aromaticity are strong driving forces.…”
Section: The Case Of Fluoropyridinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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