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high selectivity. The Nozaki-Hiyama-Kishi reaction of aldehyde 75 (derived from
74) with vinyl iodide 77, followed by oxidation of the hydroxyl group, selective
hydrogenation of the double bond, and deprotection of the O-TBS ethers, estab-
lished the skeleton and finally afforded 78 (mosin B). In the meantime, the other
isomer 79 was prepared from ent-71. Although both sets of NMRs of 78 and 79
are the same as those of the natural product, the rotation value comparisons sug-
gests that natural mosin B is compound 78.
As in the case of mosin B, the absolute configuration of cis-solamin (the relative
configuration is threo-cis-threo) was also confirmed by total synthesis and compar-
ison of rotations. Both Makabe et al.
44
and Cecil and Brown
45
finished its synthesis
independently (Scheme 10-16). In the route developed by Makabe et al.,
44
the cis-
THF-containing compound 81 was prepared from olefin 80, using TBHP-VO
(acac)
2
-mediated epoxidation and an in situ intramolecular epoxide opening as
key reactions. Coupling of alkyne 81 with vinyl iodide 82, selective hydrogenation
of double/triple bonds, and b-elimination to form unsaturated lactone provided
cis-solamin. Cecil and Brown's protocol
45
used a chiral auxiliary to control the
stereochemistry
of
KMnO
4
-mediated
1,5-diene
oxidation,
which
afforded
A: Makebe's synthesis
OH
TBHP-VO(acac)
2
C
12
H
25
C
12
H
25
O
(CH
2
Cl)
2
, 4A MS
MOMO
RO
OMOM
80
R = H
R = MOM
81a
SPh
81b
SPh
+
I
I
I
O
O
82
O
O
C
12
H
25
O
O
HO
HO
O
threo-cis-threo
cis
-solamin
B: Brown's synthesis
O
KMnO
4
, AcOH
C
12
H
25
N
O
Adogen, EA
C
12
H
25
N
OS
O
HO
HO
S
O
83
84
O
O
OH
EtO
2
C
86
C
12
H
25
cis
-solamin
O
( )
9
Alder-ene
HO
HO
85
Scheme 10-16. Total synthesis of cis-solamin by Makebe et al. and Cecil and Brown.
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