Structurally and stereochemically diverse tetrahydropyran synthesis through oxidative C-H bond activation.
Structurally and stereochemically diverse tetrahydropyran synthesis through oxidative C-H bond activation.
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10.1002/anie.201000033
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发表时间:
2010-04-12
影响因子:
16.6
通讯作者:
Floreancig, Paul E.
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作者:
Liu, Lei;Floreancig, Paul E.
Tetrahydropyrans are core units within a multitude of biologically active natural products,[1] and methods to prepare these structures, which utilize C–H bond functionalization as a prelude to C–C bond-formation are desirable. This approach is both step [2] and atom [3] economical, because the substrate preparation and reactive intermediate generation employ unreactive C–H bonds, rather than conventional leaving groups. We have shown that heterocycles can be formed with high levels of diastereocontrol from benzylic and allylic ethers through the DDQ-mediated (2, 3-dichloro-5, 6-dicyano-1, 4-benzoquinone) oxocarbenium ion formation, and subsequent intramolecular nucleophilic addition.[4] This method is highly complementary to Prins-based methods in the preparation of tetrahydropyrans,[5] and has been validated through its application to natural product synthesis.[6] Additional strategic benefits of this approach include the tolerance of acid labile functional groups towards oxidative conditions,[7] the application of facile etherification reactions to form stable linkages in segment coupling reactions, and the access to versatile unsaturated products. We have shown that this unsaturation provides a route towards a range of structurally and stereochemically diverse tetrahydropyrans through postcyclization manipulations. Vinylsilane-and alkyne-containing products serve as useful moieties for application in target-and diversity-oriented synthesis.Vinylsilanes are outstanding precursors for functionally and stereochemically diverse structures because of their ability to engage in numerous transformations,[8] and their welldefined [9] conformational preferences. The cyclization substrates can be prepared by etherification reactions of the corresponding silylallylic alcohols.[10] This approach maximizes convergency by introducing the silyl group prior to the fragment coupling, and is therefore applicable in efficient natural product and other target-oriented syntheses. The class of silylated ether substrates that were prepared for this study are depicted in Scheme 1.
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