Bromoallenes as allyl dication equivalents in the absence of palladium(0): synthesis of bicyclic sulfamides by tandem cyclization of bromoallenes.
Bromoallenes as allyl dication equivalents in the absence of palladium(0): synthesis of bicyclic sulfamides by tandem cyclization of bromoallenes.
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10.1002/anie.200462557
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2005-02
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H. Hamaguchi;Shohei Kosaka;H. Ohno;Tetsuaki Tanaka
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H. Hamaguchi;Shohei Kosaka;H. Ohno;Tetsuaki Tanaka
Reactions of bromoallenes have attracted much interest in recent years because of the interesting chemical properties associated with their cumulated double bonds and bromine atom.[1] However, except for our recent study on ring-forming reactions,[2, 3] all the reactions of bromoallenes reported to date are intermolecular reactions, such as organocoppermediated substitutions,[4] palladium-catalyzed cross-coupling reactions,[5] and formation of allenyl–metal reagents.[6] Recently, we found that bromoallenes can act as allyl dication equivalents in the presence of palladium (0), which is an extremely useful process for the synthesis of medium-sized heterocycles (Scheme 1).[3] Thus, reaction of bromoallene 1 with sodium alkoxide in the presence of a palladium (0) catalyst and alcohol affords the (η3-allyl) palladium (ii) intermediate 2 by intramolecular nucleophilic attack at the central carbon atom of the allenic moiety. A second nucleophilic reaction with alkoxide provides 3 in good to high yields. In light of this chemistry, we expected that bicyclic compounds 6 could be formed by tandem cyclization of the bromoallene 4 via (η3-allyl) palladium (ii) intermediate 5 (Scheme 2). In the field of medicinal chemistry, a sulfamide is one of the most important structural motifs that exist in many pharmaceutically useful compounds. For example, some sulfamides, including cyclic ones, are known to be effective HIV [7] and serine protease inhibitors,[8] and as both agonists