Abstract:On the basis of our previously described selective protection of arabitol as its 1,2:4,5-bis-pentylidene acetal 5, we report a straightforward synthesis of the novel "pseudo"-C(2)-symmetric 3-azido-1,2:4,5-diepoxypentane building block 4 in 6 steps from arabitol. Using a similar synthetic route, an improved synthesis of the C(2)-symmetrical 1,2:4,5-bis-epoxypentane building block 1 is described, also in 6 steps from arabitol. Both enantiomers of 1 and 4 are accessible, and all reactions involved are easily ame… Show more
“…Alkenylation of ( R )‐ 13 using vinylcuprate provided alkene 15 that was converted to a 1:1 diastereomeric mixture of epoxide 16 in 97 % yield via epoxidation with m ‐CPBA and by protecting the resulting alcohol with a TBS group. A hydrolytic kinetic resolution of the epoxide moiety in 16 using the ( S, S )‐Salen‐Co complex resulted in the formation of the diol (2 R , 4 S )‐ 17 (48 % yield) and the remaining epoxide (2 S , 4 S )‐ 16a (41 % yield) as a single diastereomer. The obtained diol (2 R , 4 S )‐ 17 was converted via two steps into the corresponding epoxide (2 S , 4 R )‐ 16b in 72 % yield.…”
This study demonstrates the synthesis and biological evaluation of destruxin E analogs possessing various functional groups in the α‐hydroxycarboxylic acid moiety. Parallel synthesis of eleven analogs was successfully achieved through solution‐phase peptide synthesis and macrolactonization. Biological evaluation of the synthetic analogs using osteoclast‐like multi nuclear cells (OCLs) revealed that the epoxide group in the side chain of α‐hydroxycarboxylic acid and the orientation of the oxygen atom are essential factors in the desired potent activity that induces morphological changes in OCLs for the inhibition of bone‐resorbing activity.
“…Alkenylation of ( R )‐ 13 using vinylcuprate provided alkene 15 that was converted to a 1:1 diastereomeric mixture of epoxide 16 in 97 % yield via epoxidation with m ‐CPBA and by protecting the resulting alcohol with a TBS group. A hydrolytic kinetic resolution of the epoxide moiety in 16 using the ( S, S )‐Salen‐Co complex resulted in the formation of the diol (2 R , 4 S )‐ 17 (48 % yield) and the remaining epoxide (2 S , 4 S )‐ 16a (41 % yield) as a single diastereomer. The obtained diol (2 R , 4 S )‐ 17 was converted via two steps into the corresponding epoxide (2 S , 4 R )‐ 16b in 72 % yield.…”
This study demonstrates the synthesis and biological evaluation of destruxin E analogs possessing various functional groups in the α‐hydroxycarboxylic acid moiety. Parallel synthesis of eleven analogs was successfully achieved through solution‐phase peptide synthesis and macrolactonization. Biological evaluation of the synthetic analogs using osteoclast‐like multi nuclear cells (OCLs) revealed that the epoxide group in the side chain of α‐hydroxycarboxylic acid and the orientation of the oxygen atom are essential factors in the desired potent activity that induces morphological changes in OCLs for the inhibition of bone‐resorbing activity.
“…The secondary alcohol was liberated using HF·pyridine and subsequently transformed into the imidazolyl thiocarbonyl derivative 15. 17 After deoxygenation using tin-free conditions, 18 …”
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“…The secondary alcohol was liberated using HF•pyridine and subsequently transformed into the imidazolyl thiocarbonyl derivative 15. 17 After deoxygenation using tin-free conditions, 18 Weinreb amide 16 was synthesized from the corresponding carboxylic acid. Finally, the methyl ketone 8 was obtained upon treatment with MeMgCl (Scheme 4).…”
The synthesis of the C19-C26 methyl ketone of amphidinolide H2 is described employing a stereoselective catalytic vinylogous Mukaiyama aldol reaction. Selective dihydroxylation and deoxygenation completes the synthesis of the C19-C26 segment.
“…To this end, selective protection of arabitol under kinetic conditions to the 1,2:4,5-diacetal 8 9 was followed by conversion to the triflate 9 and mesylate 10 in high yield (100% and 93%). 10 However, reaction of 9 with NaCN in DMF at room temperature only returned elimination products 12 and 13 in 80% combined yield. The formation of the olefin isomers arises from unselective cyanide attack of the diastereotopic β-protons.…”
An efficient, enantioselective synthesis of a disubstituted bis-THF scaffold 5 is described, as well as an efficient differentiation of the 1,3-diol unit. [reaction: see text]
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