1972
DOI: 10.1139/v72-219
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Steroids and Steroidases. XIV. Studies on the Reactions of 2-Lithio-1,3-dithianes with Steroids Possessing Spiroepoxide Functions at C-32

Abstract: The scope of the reactions of lithio-dithianes with spiro-epoxides for various stereospecific functionalizations of alicyclic systems has been illustrated by their application to spiro-3a-and -3b-oxiranes of the Sacholestane and Sa-androstane series.La portee des reactions entre les lithio-dithianes et les epoxydes spiranniques pour fonctionnaliser de faqon stertospecifique les systimes cycliques a ete illustree par des applications sur les oxirannes-3a et 38 spiranniques dans les series Sa-cholestane et Sa-an… Show more

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“…22 In accord with previous data, 23 the trisubstituted D 5 -double bond in compounds 19 24 and 25 was found unreactive, as was the highly hindered D 8double bond in lanosterol (28). The The reduction of vinyl-and allyl-substituted steroids, 17 30 and 19, gave the respective saturated compounds 18 31 and 20, 32 with excellent, practically quantitative yield. Also other compounds having allyl residues attached to an oxygen or nitrogen atom were easily hydrogenated, as proved by the hydrogenation of benzylallyl ether (13) 33 to 14 33 and N-allylpyrrolidinone (7) 34 to compound 8.…”
Section: Equationsupporting
confidence: 71%
“…22 In accord with previous data, 23 the trisubstituted D 5 -double bond in compounds 19 24 and 25 was found unreactive, as was the highly hindered D 8double bond in lanosterol (28). The The reduction of vinyl-and allyl-substituted steroids, 17 30 and 19, gave the respective saturated compounds 18 31 and 20, 32 with excellent, practically quantitative yield. Also other compounds having allyl residues attached to an oxygen or nitrogen atom were easily hydrogenated, as proved by the hydrogenation of benzylallyl ether (13) 33 to 14 33 and N-allylpyrrolidinone (7) 34 to compound 8.…”
Section: Equationsupporting
confidence: 71%