Development of chiral nucleophilic pyridine catalysts: Applications in asymmetric quaternary carbon synthesis
Development of chiral nucleophilic pyridine catalysts: Applications in asymmetric quaternary carbon synthesis
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DOI:
10.1021/ja037223k
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发表时间:
2003-11-05
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15
通讯作者:
Vedejs, E
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作者:
Shaw, SA;Aleman, P;Vedejs, E
TADMAP (1a), a new chiral DMAP catalyst, has been designed to place a C(3)-benzylic trityl group over one face of the pyridine ring, while a C(3)-benzylic acetoxy group creates a chirotopic environment on the other face. TADMAP was prepared in four steps (37% overall) from triphenylacetic acid and (dimethylamino)pyridine and was resolved using camphorsulfonic acid. TADMAP catalyzes the enantioselective rearrangement from oxazolyl phenyl carbonates4to azlactones5, from furanyl phenyl carbonate8to the furanone9, from the benzofuranyl carbonates11aand11bto benzofuranones12aand12b, and from the indolyl carbonates11cand11dto oxindoles12cand12d. The products are formed in good yield and, in most cases, with practical levels of enantiomer excess at the newly formed quaternary carbon.