General strategies for the synthesis of the major classes of C-aryl glycosides
General strategies for the synthesis of the major classes of C-aryl glycosides
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DOI:
10.1021/ja0108640
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发表时间:
2001-07-18
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15
通讯作者:
Martin, SF
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作者:
Kaelin, DE;Lopez, OD;Martin, SF
The C-aryl glycoside antibiotics, as exemplified by kidamycin (1), constitute an important class of biologically active natural products. 1 While kidamycin represents a member of one subgroup of this family, there are four common structural types of C-aryl glycosides (Groups I-IV), which have been classified on the basis of the substitution pattern of the sugar residue (s) and the hydroxyl group (s) on the aromatic ring. 2 Hence, one of the significant challenges presented by these complex antibiotics lies in the design and development of a unified strategy for the synthesis of the four major subgroups of this family. 3, 4After considering a number of novel approaches to C-aryl glycosides, we were attracted to the two pathways that are summarized in Scheme 1. The acid-catalyzed rearrangement of compounds related to 2, which are formed by cycloadditions of furans and benzynes, was well-known to give naphthols (Path A). 5 However, C-furyl glycosides have never been employed as dienes in such processes. As a precedent for the introduction of a second sugar residue via Path B, it is relevant that opening of oxabicyclic compounds 2 via an SN2′ reaction with carbanions and via a palladium-catalyzed reaction with aryl iodides to give