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TABLE 10.8. Diastereoselective Iodine(III)-Mediated Spirocyclization of O-Alkyl
Arylhydroxamates
R 2
R 2
R 1
R 3
R 3
R 1
PIFA
MeOH
O
N
MeO
O
NH
MeO
CH 2 Cl 2
-78 to -20°C
OMe
O
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R 1
R 2
R 3
Entry
Yield (%)
dr ( anti : syn )
1
H
Me
Me
75
> 98:2
2
Me
H
Me
75
5.6:1
3
H
n -Bu
Me
79
> 98:2
4
n -Bu
H
Me
87
5.3:1
5
H
Me
i -Pr
81
> 98:2
6
Me
H
i -Pr
72
6:1
7
H
Me
OMe
90
4:1
8
Me
H
OMe
85
12:1
9
H
n -Bu
OMe
97
1.6:1
10
n -Bu
H
OMe
68
11:1
11
CH 2 Ph
H
OMe
98
11:1
12
OTIPS
H
OMe
88
12:1
Unexpected findings of this methodological study include the surprisingly higher
degrees of 1,3-induction versus 1,2-induction (entries 7 and 8) for o -methoxy
substituents (entries 7-12) and decrease in stereoselectivity noted with increasing
steric bulk of the
-substituents (entries 7 and 9). Interestingly, this behavior is not
replicated for o -alkyl groups where the substitution of methyl (entry 2) for n -butyl
(entry 3) at the
b
b
-position did not have a deleterious effect upon diastereoselectivity.
10.7.2 Application of N-Acyl Nitrenium Ion Annulation to
Target-Directed Synthesis
Notwithstanding the extensive investigations of Glover, Kikugawa and others, to
date, application of the N -acyl nitrenium Ar 2 -n annulation reaction to the synthesis
of natural products and other complex targets has been relatively limited, despite its
apparent potential. In this regard, Kikugawa and co-workers were the first to employ
this chemistry in the preparation of a natural product, 140 namely eupolauramine
(
), an azaphenanthrene alkaloid isolated from the bark of Eupomatia laurina
(Scheme 10.57). 141 Notably, this route features two, successive nitrenium-mediated
transformations: Zn(II)-promoted Ar 2 -6 annulation of N -chlorohydroxamate
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proceeded exclusively at the peri position to yield
and establish the benzo[ h ]
quinoline skeleton, while acid-catalyzed methanolysis of this N -methoxy lactam
triggered a Bamberger rearrangement to introduce the C-6 methoxyl group. 142 From
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