Abstract:We describe the first enantioselective synthesis of highly functionalized 1-azabicyclo[3.3.1]nonanes (1-IM). The 1-IM scaffold is present in natural products and drugs and is an isomer of the morphan moiety. The...
“…13 Given the uniqueness and importance of these bridged sp 3 -rich scaffolds, divergent syntheses of such scaffolds have been reported. 14 We have also developed compound libraries based on unique three-dimensional bridged scaffolds. 15 Diazatricyclododecene 2 , a bridged-tricyclic scaffold, is one of our developed three-dimensional scaffolds and has been synthesised by the gold( i )-catalysed Conia-ene reaction with the cyclization precursor 1 to provide the compound library 3 (Fig.…”
The bridged diazatricycloundecane sp3-rich scaffold was synthesized via gold(I)-catalysed Conia-ene reaction. The electron-donating property of the siloxymethyl group on the alkyne 1 gave 6-endo-dig cyclization, whereas the ethoxy carbonyl group...
“…13 Given the uniqueness and importance of these bridged sp 3 -rich scaffolds, divergent syntheses of such scaffolds have been reported. 14 We have also developed compound libraries based on unique three-dimensional bridged scaffolds. 15 Diazatricyclododecene 2 , a bridged-tricyclic scaffold, is one of our developed three-dimensional scaffolds and has been synthesised by the gold( i )-catalysed Conia-ene reaction with the cyclization precursor 1 to provide the compound library 3 (Fig.…”
The bridged diazatricycloundecane sp3-rich scaffold was synthesized via gold(I)-catalysed Conia-ene reaction. The electron-donating property of the siloxymethyl group on the alkyne 1 gave 6-endo-dig cyclization, whereas the ethoxy carbonyl group...
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