1994
DOI: 10.1055/s-1994-23052
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Synthesis of α-[2H]-amines via photodecarboxylation of N-phthaloyl α-amino acids

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“…We have investigated these reactions in the last years [l] taking advantage of the well-studied and synthetically easily accessible phthalimido chromophore [2]. The alkyl-substituted amino acids such as valine, leucine, isoleucine, or tevt-leucine always had to be transformed into the corresponding esters prior to photolysis, otherwise efficient decarboxylation was observed [3]. In contrast to the chain-modification steps (isomerization, cyclization, ring enlargement4)), this a-decarboxylation proceeds from the first excited singlet state as well as from the triplet state with relatively high quantum yields.…”
Section: Synthesis Of Medium-andmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We have investigated these reactions in the last years [l] taking advantage of the well-studied and synthetically easily accessible phthalimido chromophore [2]. The alkyl-substituted amino acids such as valine, leucine, isoleucine, or tevt-leucine always had to be transformed into the corresponding esters prior to photolysis, otherwise efficient decarboxylation was observed [3]. In contrast to the chain-modification steps (isomerization, cyclization, ring enlargement4)), this a-decarboxylation proceeds from the first excited singlet state as well as from the triplet state with relatively high quantum yields.…”
Section: Synthesis Of Medium-andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An advantageous aspect of this reaction is its regioselectivity: COOH groups at other positions of the molecule were completely stable under the photolysis conditions. Thus, N-phthaloylglutamic or N-phthaloylaspartic acid were transformed into the corresponding p-and y-amino acids, respectively [3]. Even prolonged irradiation of these products did not lead to further decarboxylation, i.e., the 'remote' COOH groups were completely inert.…”
Section: Synthesis Of Medium-andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This effect was indeed found in the photochemisty of N-phthaloyl α-amino acids when the decarboxylation was coupled with deuteration at the C α -carbon. 80 This reaction most probably proceeds via a carbanion reaction similar to the N-phthaloyl glycine and Ntrimethylsilylmethyl phthalimide photolyses investigated recently by Mariano and Yoon. 81 Numerous applications are obvious for the decarboxylative photocyclization if the protonation step could be efficiently suppressed.…”
Section: Chirality Transfer and Memory Of Chiralitymentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Thus, upon irradiation of N-phthaloyl amino acids, a photodecarboxylation takes place which is initiated by a hydrogen abstraction from the carboxyl group [21]. Some years later, this method was developed further by Griesbeck to a very straightforward synthesis of a-monodeuterated primary amines starting with N-phthaloyl a-amino acids [22]. To the same group a very versatile cyclization method is owed, which is based on the irradiation of the potassium salts of N-phthaloyl amino acids in an acetone/water mixture.…”
Section: Imides As Diradical Precursorsmentioning
confidence: 99%