2003
DOI: 10.1021/jo0342166
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Iodomethyl Group as a Hydroxymethyl Synthetic Equivalent:  Application to the Syntheses of d-manno-Hept-2-ulose and l-Fructose Derivatives

Abstract: The one-carbon elongation of aldoses to ketoses using iodomethyllithium as the key reagent in the homologation step is exemplified by the preparation of two carbohydrates of chemical and biological interests: d-manno-hept-2-ulose from d-mannose and l-fructose from l-arabinose.

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“…Based upon the proposed biogenesis of acortatarins [ 2 ], we envisaged the chemoselective Amadori rearrangement to get the furanoid amino sugars, but our attempts did not give acceptable preparative yields (see supporting information). The work of Morin [ 9 ] and Wadouachi [ 10 ] made us recognize that the iodomethyl group acts as an interchanging hydroxymethyl or aminomethyl synthetic equivalent (Scheme 1 ). At the meanwhile, we noticed that the regioselective protection of fructofuranosyl acceptors directly from d -fructose needs time-consuming long process [ 11 ].…”
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“…Based upon the proposed biogenesis of acortatarins [ 2 ], we envisaged the chemoselective Amadori rearrangement to get the furanoid amino sugars, but our attempts did not give acceptable preparative yields (see supporting information). The work of Morin [ 9 ] and Wadouachi [ 10 ] made us recognize that the iodomethyl group acts as an interchanging hydroxymethyl or aminomethyl synthetic equivalent (Scheme 1 ). At the meanwhile, we noticed that the regioselective protection of fructofuranosyl acceptors directly from d -fructose needs time-consuming long process [ 11 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the goal of devising a concise synthesis of this uncommon core, the exploration was initiated with the preparation of lactones 7a and 7b by the oxidation of 4a and 4b buffered in an aqueous K 2 CO 3 solution (Scheme 3 ) [ 14 ], then subjected to one-pot protection without further purification to get TBDMS ethers 8a and 8b in approximately 75 % overall yield for both (Scheme 3 ) [ 15 ]. Previously employed iodomethylation [ 9 ] for the conversion of 8a to 9 was proved to be unfavorable in this case, because it was very difficult to separate the iodide 9 from starting material recovered by chromatography along with liable decomposition in chloroform (or CDCl 3 ). The focus shifted to the more stable bromomethylating compounds prepared by BrCH 2 Li (in situ generation from CH 2 Br 2 and n -BuLi in the presence of LiBr) [ 16 ].…”
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“…Although a more recent report deals with the formation of chloromethyllithium at slightly higher temperatures (−65 °C),26 it is remarkable that the preparation of iodomethyllithium for the epoxidation of carbonyl compounds 6 proceeded at 0 °C, as noticed by Concellón in 2001 (Scheme ) 27. Unfortunately, there is no literature agreement with this finding, as for example stressed by Morin, who found the employment of a temperature of −70 °C mandatory in order to accomplish chemistry involving this species 28. In the course of investigations aimed at iodomethylate lactones 11 , this author observed a prominent role played by toluene as the reaction medium.…”
Section: Carbenoids: An Overviewmentioning
confidence: 95%