Total Synthesis of (+)-Mycotrienol and (+)-Mycotrienin I.
Total Synthesis of (+)-Mycotrienol and (+)-Mycotrienin I.
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( )-Mycottrienol 和 ( )-Mycotrienin I 的全合成。
DOI:
10.1021/jo971793j
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发表时间:
1997
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通讯作者:
C. Masse
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作者:
J. Panek;C. Masse
In 1985, Umezawa and co-workers reported the isolation of five novel ansamycin antibiotics, trienomycins AE, from the culture broth of Streptomyces sp. No. 83-16. 1 These molecules exhibited strong cytotoxicity in vitro against HeLa S3 cells. 2 Their relative and absolute stereochemistry has been determined by Smith through careful degradative and spectroscopic methods. 3 The (+)-mycotrienins I and II, which have previously been isolated from the fermentation broth of Streptomyces rishiriensis T-23, have displayed potent antifungal activity. 4 Stereochemical correlation studies have extended the absolute stereochemical assignments of the trienomycins to the (+)-mycotrienins I and II, and therefore to the mycotrienols (Scheme 1). 5 To date, Smith and coworkers have reported the only total synthesis of members of this class of compounds, specifically the synthesis of trienomycins A and F. 6Our retrosynthetic plan for the synthesis of members of this class of antitumor antibiotics, illustrated in Scheme 1, allows for a high degree of convergency and is highlighted by a tandem inter/intramolecular Stille coupling to effect macrocyclization. Analysis of the mycotrienol skeleton reveals two distinct subunits:(i) the C9-C16 polypropionate subunit 3 whose stereochemical issues are readily accessible through chiral allylsilane bond construction methodology; 7 (ii) the aromatic subunit 4 whose single stereocenter at C3 can also be addressed using a chiral (E)-crotylsilane reagent. The construction of the C9-C16 subunit was initiated by an asymmetric crotylation between the R-keto-dibenzylacetal 5 and silane reagent (S)-6 to establish the C12-C13 centers (Scheme 2). This first addition proceeds through an antiperiplanar transition state where the observed stereochemistry is consistent with an anti-SE′