Asymmetric catalysis: Resin-bound hydroxyprolylthreonine derivatives in enamine-mediated reactions
Asymmetric catalysis: Resin-bound hydroxyprolylthreonine derivatives in enamine-mediated reactions
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DOI:
10.1002/anie.200801811
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发表时间:
2008-01-01
影响因子:
16.6
通讯作者:
Kurth, Mark J.
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作者:
Carpenter, Richard D.;Fettinger, James C.;Kurth, Mark J.
Control of relative and absolute stereochemistry with stepeconomy [1, 2] presents a continuing challenge in organic synthesis.[3] Asymmetric crossed aldols have historically involved chiral auxiliaries or O-trapped organometallic intermediates; the latter operate by either a Zimmerman–Traxler or an open transition-state model.[4] However, auxiliaries lengthen syntheses, and organometallics typically require careful control of reaction conditions and have limited functional-group tolerance. Enamines, however, predominantly react at the C-terminus, and generally deliver products under ambient reaction conditions.[3] The C2-symmetric trans-2, 5-dimethylpyrrolidine reagent is used in asymmetric enamine reactions. However, it suffers from poor efficacy and is scarce. Although several asymmetric syntheses exist for the preparation of this reagent,[5] its limited commercial availability suggests that these lengthy protocols have not impacted supply.[6] This problem has been somewhat alleviated by prolinederived organocatalysts, which have been under intense investigation in recent years and discussed in reports from the groups of Yamamoto [7] and Miller.[8] Reactions of supported (both hetero-and homogeneous)[9] and nonsupported [10] organocatalysts have been reviewed. When applied to aldol condensations, heterogeneous supported organocatalysts often require high catalyst loading [11] and long reaction times,[12] while delivering varied enantioselectivities.[11–13] Non-supported organocatalysts often require extended reaction times,[14] have strict solvent requirements,[15] and produce variable yields.[16]