2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.tet.2009.11.035
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Rearrangement of oxazolidinethiones to thiazolidinediones or thiazinanediones and their application for the synthesis of chiral allylic ureas and α-methyl-β-amino acids

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“…Amino acids 5 were formed from 4 by Ru catalyzed oxidation . To facilitate isolation and characterization, the corresponding esters 6 were formed by carboxylate methylation.…”
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“…Amino acids 5 were formed from 4 by Ru catalyzed oxidation . To facilitate isolation and characterization, the corresponding esters 6 were formed by carboxylate methylation.…”
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“…27 Amino acids 5 were formed from 4 by Ru catalyzed oxidation. 28 To facilitate isolation and characterization, the corresponding esters 6 were formed by carboxylate methylation. All products 6 were isolated in diastereomerically pure form by crystallization from n-hexane.…”
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“…Therefore, a selection of amino alcohols products ( 3 ) from the aza-Wacker reaction were oxidized to the β-amino acids 5 in near quantitative yields, with no significant erosion of the enantiomeric ratio (Table 3). 18…”
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“…Therefore, a selection of amino alcohols products (3) from the aza-Wacker reaction were oxidized to the β-amino acids 5 in near quantitative yields, with no significant erosion of the enantiomeric ratio (Table 3). 18 In summary, we have developed a Markovnikov addition of carbamates to tri-and disubstituted olefins. This Pd-catalyzed reaction generates α-tertiary and α-secondary β-amino alcohols in moderate yields and moderate to good enantioselectivities, from which facile oxidation permits access to β-amino acids.…”
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