1991
DOI: 10.1021/jo00023a055
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Bioactive bromopyrrole metabolites from the Caribbean sponge Agelas conifera [Erratum to document cited in CA114(19):182417u]

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“…It was believed that this oxidation occurs in Nature to make all of these natural products, and that there would be a thermodynamic bias for them to undergo similar transformations in the laboratory. It is worth noting that several other biosynthetic hypotheses have been published by other groups, ,,,,,, and that our hypothesis builds on pioneering work by Rinehart and Horne. , The oxidation of C20 is a strategic disconnection: by saving the oxidation of C20 for the ultimate or penultimate step of the synthesis, the stability and reactivity problems associated with a hemiaminal could be avoided during the majority of the skeleton-building steps. As alluded to earlier, this disconnection was notably lacking in precedent, and thus its inclusion into the retrosynthesis was not without a significant amount of risk.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…It was believed that this oxidation occurs in Nature to make all of these natural products, and that there would be a thermodynamic bias for them to undergo similar transformations in the laboratory. It is worth noting that several other biosynthetic hypotheses have been published by other groups, ,,,,,, and that our hypothesis builds on pioneering work by Rinehart and Horne. , The oxidation of C20 is a strategic disconnection: by saving the oxidation of C20 for the ultimate or penultimate step of the synthesis, the stability and reactivity problems associated with a hemiaminal could be avoided during the majority of the skeleton-building steps. As alluded to earlier, this disconnection was notably lacking in precedent, and thus its inclusion into the retrosynthesis was not without a significant amount of risk.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 87%