Stereospecific synthesis of the CP-263,114 core structure
Stereospecific synthesis of the CP-263,114 core structure
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DOI:
10.1021/ja982581m
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发表时间:
1998-10-21
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
Shair, MD
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作者:
Chen, C;Layton, ME;Shair, MD
CP-263,114 (1) is a fungal metabolite that was isolated1, 2 as part of a program to identify inhibitors of Ras farnesyltransferase3 and squalene synthase4 (Figure 1). It has been proposed that 1 is a member of the nonadride class of natural products; in particular, its structural similarity to glaucanic acid (2) was noted. 1b, 5 Inspection of the two structures suggests that transannular bond formation between C10 and C26 to generate the core skeleton of 1 may be feasible from a nine-membered-ring intermediate. This paper details a new bicyclic ring-forming reaction involving a transannular cyclization that has resulted in a rapid, stereospecific synthesis of the CP-263,114 core structure.The synthetic plan for assembling the nine-membered-ring enolate and its transannular acylation is outlined in Scheme 1. It was envisaged that addition of a vinyl organometallic (4) to β-ketoester 3 would generate alkoxide 5 that, following an anionaccelerated oxy-Cope rearrangement, would lead to nine-memberedring enolate 6. Transannular enolate acylation of intermediate 6 to afford 7, the core structure of 1, would represent a reaction similar to the proposed C10 f C26 biosynthetic cyclization. 1b The synthesis was initiated (Scheme 2) by treatment of vinylstannane 96 with Pb (OAc) 4 (CHCl3, 25 C) followed by exposure of the intermediate vinyllead reagent to β-ketoester 8