SYNTHESIS OF URUSHENOL, THE MONO-OLEFINIC COMPONENT OF THE ALLERGENIC PRINCIPLES OF POISON IVY AND JAPANESE LAC
SYNTHESIS OF URUSHENOL, THE MONO-OLEFINIC COMPONENT OF THE ALLERGENIC PRINCIPLES OF POISON IVY AND JAPANESE LAC
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DOI:
10.1021/jo01089a025
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发表时间:
1959-01-01
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
DAWSON, CR
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作者:
LOEV, B;DAWSON, CR
The synthesis of urushenol has made available for clinical study for the first time one of the olefinic catechols that make up the allergenic principle of poison ivy and Japanese lac. The catechol hydroxyl groups are protected by benzylation during the construction of the olefinic side chain. The benzyl ethers are subsequently cleaved, and a double bond of the styrene type is simultaneously reduced, by means of sodium and butanol. The desired 8 olefinic bond is not altered during the reductive cleavage. It is believed that the method will be adaptable to the synthesis of the higher olefinic components of poison ivy urushiol.