Enantioselective cascade radical addition-cyclization-trapping reactions.
Enantioselective cascade radical addition-cyclization-trapping reactions.
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DOI:
10.1002/anie.200602042
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发表时间:
2006-09
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通讯作者:
H. Miyabe;R. Asada;Akira Toyoda;Y. Takemoto
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作者:
H. Miyabe;R. Asada;Akira Toyoda;Y. Takemoto
In recent years, studies on enantioselective radical reactions have achieved some remarkable success,[1] particularly in intermolecular addition reactions, allylations, and H-atom transfer reactions.[2, 3] In contrast, only a handful of reports describe enantioselective radical cyclizations, which can be classified into three types by the nature of the coordination with a Lewis acid (I–III, Scheme 1).[4–7] A high degree of stereocontrol was achieved in type II cyclizations using aradical species generated from a b-keto ester as a coordination site and was applied to cascade cyclization by Yang and co-workers.[7] However, there are no reports on enantioselective cascade reactions involving both inter-and intramolecular CÀC bond-forming processes. Herein, we report a cascade type IV strategy that takes advantage of the hydroxamate ester.[5, 8]As most radical reactions proceed through early transition states, the structure of the substrate plays an important role;[9] thus, the control of the rotamer population would be crucial for achieving high selectivity in cascade reactions. We consider that the predominant formation of a single reactive