2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.tet.2008.02.044
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A study of Heck cyclization reactions to form phenanthridine ring systems

Abstract: We thank the EPSRC (DTA award to LRD), GlaxoSmithKline, and the SCI (Messel Scholarship to LRD) for financial support of this work. Supporting information: Experimental for cyclizations in Table 2, 3 and 4. Confirmations of double bond isomers and ring junction stereochemistry. 1H and 13C Spectra for all compounds. 1H NMR integrals supporting ratios in Tables 2, 3 and 4.

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“…3 The reactions are conducted using a Grubbs metathesis catalyst under an ethylene atmosphere. We recently disclosed novel methodology for the rapid and efficient synthesis of cis-ring fused phenanthridine double bond isomers 4a ( 1,2 alkene), 4b ( 2,3 ) and 4c ( 3,4 ) in excellent yield using the Heck reaction (Scheme 2). 4 The phenanthridine core lies at the heart of many bioactive natural products including the antitumour antibiotic pancratistatin, 5 antiviral lycorine, 6 and the tubulin polymerisation inhibitor chelidonine.…”
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“…3 The reactions are conducted using a Grubbs metathesis catalyst under an ethylene atmosphere. We recently disclosed novel methodology for the rapid and efficient synthesis of cis-ring fused phenanthridine double bond isomers 4a ( 1,2 alkene), 4b ( 2,3 ) and 4c ( 3,4 ) in excellent yield using the Heck reaction (Scheme 2). 4 The phenanthridine core lies at the heart of many bioactive natural products including the antitumour antibiotic pancratistatin, 5 antiviral lycorine, 6 and the tubulin polymerisation inhibitor chelidonine.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We recently disclosed novel methodology for the rapid and efficient synthesis of cis-ring fused phenanthridine double bond isomers 4a ( 1,2 alkene), 4b ( 2,3 ) and 4c ( 3,4 ) in excellent yield using the Heck reaction (Scheme 2). 4 The phenanthridine core lies at the heart of many bioactive natural products including the antitumour antibiotic pancratistatin, 5 antiviral lycorine, 6 and the tubulin polymerisation inhibitor chelidonine. 7 As part of our ongoing efforts towards the synthesis of a small library of naturalproduct-like analogues derived from this interesting core structure, 8 we have investigated the application of an cycloalkene-yne RRM protocol to N-propargyl derivatives (5a-c) of these alkene isomers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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