“…The phosphorus is in a slightly distorted tetrahedral environment. Mukaiyama and Yokota [15] and Hudson and coworkers [7] have reported the de-oxygenation reactions of isocyanates by the cyclic phosphoramidite (2-phenyl-1,3,2-oxazaphospholidine) and acyclic phosphoramidite (diethyl-N -phenylphosphoramidite) to give the corresponding phosphine oxides and isonitrile which involves the preferential interaction of the oxygen and phosphorus atoms. Ivanov et al [16] have obtained the same product (2) via the Arbuzov reaction of RR H NCH 2 OAc (R R H Et; R H, R H Ac, Bz, Ph) with PhR HH PNEt 2 (R HH Ph, NEt 2 ) as shown in Scheme 1.…”
“…The phosphorus is in a slightly distorted tetrahedral environment. Mukaiyama and Yokota [15] and Hudson and coworkers [7] have reported the de-oxygenation reactions of isocyanates by the cyclic phosphoramidite (2-phenyl-1,3,2-oxazaphospholidine) and acyclic phosphoramidite (diethyl-N -phenylphosphoramidite) to give the corresponding phosphine oxides and isonitrile which involves the preferential interaction of the oxygen and phosphorus atoms. Ivanov et al [16] have obtained the same product (2) via the Arbuzov reaction of RR H NCH 2 OAc (R R H Et; R H, R H Ac, Bz, Ph) with PhR HH PNEt 2 (R HH Ph, NEt 2 ) as shown in Scheme 1.…”
“…Rearrangement of the putative oxathiazoline then affords the isothiocyanate. Finally, desulfurization of the isothiocyanate was realized using oxazaphospholidine 23 16 to provide N -methylwelwitindolinone D isonitrile ( 5 ) in 54% yield.…”
Described is a concise total synthesis of N-methylwelwitindolinone D isonitrile, the first in a family of complex bicyclo[4.3.1]decane-containing indole alkaloids to yield to synthesis. The complete carbon core of the natural product was assembled rapidly through a Lewis acid-mediated alkylative coupling followed directly by a palladium-catalyzed enolate arylation reaction. The final ring of the pentacycle was introduced by an indole oxidation/cyclization, and the isonitrile was installed through the rearrangement of an alde-hyde to an isothiocyanate followed by desulfurization.
“…Although further elaboration of 25 has not yet been reported, this advanced species could possibly be used to Additionally, Trosts approach elegantly highlights the utility of the (6+3) cycloaddition methodology for building complex architectures. The route to 25 also showcases the distinctive ability of Pd catalysis, and notably p-allylpalladium chemistry, to provide intricate structural frameworks with high enantiomeric excess.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…[24] Finally, desulfurization using N-methyl-P-phenyl-1,3,2-oxazaphospholidine delivered (AE)-N-methylwelwitindolinone D isonitrile (10). [25] The last steps are notable in that both C11 isothiocyanate and isonitrile moieties are accessible, as these functional groups appear in all members of the bicyclic welwitindolinones (i.e., 2-10).…”
Section: Late-stage Aldoxime Rearrangement and Completion Of The Totamentioning
The welwitindolinones with bicyclo[4.3.1] cores are a class of natural products that have attracted tremendous interest from the synthetic community because of their fascinating structures and promising biological profiles. More than 15 research groups worldwide have reported progress toward these elusive natural products. This Minireview describes contemporary studies aimed at the total synthesis of these challenging targets, in addition to the two recently completed syntheses of welwitindolinones with bicyclo[4.3.1] cores reported by Rawal and Garg in 2011. Both of the completed efforts rely on C4-C11 bond constructions to access the congested bicyclic framework of these elusive natural products.
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