2013
DOI: 10.1177/1934578x1300800719
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Carvone as a Versatile Chiral Building Block for Total Syntheses of Heterocyclic Sesquiterpenoids

Abstract: This review article is focused on the total syntheses of heterocyclic sesquiterpenoids starting from carvone since 1996.

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“…Among a variety of chiral pools such as -aminoacids [1], hydroxy acids [2], carbohydrates [3], quinic acid [4] and terpenoids [5], monoterpenoids have been used often due to easy availability of both enantiomers. Especially, both (R)-(-)-and (S)-(+)-carvones (1) as starting materials, in highly enantiomeric excess, are easily available at low cost, and have been employed for total syntheses of sesqui- [6], di-, and higher terpenoids [7] and alkaloids [8]. Their functional groups make a variety of stereoselective transformations of carvones (1) possible, such as acylation or alkylation at the  or -position, reductive alkylation at the -position, or conjugate addition at the -position of -unsaturated ketones.…”
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“…Among a variety of chiral pools such as -aminoacids [1], hydroxy acids [2], carbohydrates [3], quinic acid [4] and terpenoids [5], monoterpenoids have been used often due to easy availability of both enantiomers. Especially, both (R)-(-)-and (S)-(+)-carvones (1) as starting materials, in highly enantiomeric excess, are easily available at low cost, and have been employed for total syntheses of sesqui- [6], di-, and higher terpenoids [7] and alkaloids [8]. Their functional groups make a variety of stereoselective transformations of carvones (1) possible, such as acylation or alkylation at the  or -position, reductive alkylation at the -position, or conjugate addition at the -position of -unsaturated ketones.…”
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confidence: 99%