1968
DOI: 10.1039/c19680000967
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Structure of murrayacine

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“…Treatment of 7 with equimolar amounts of CSA in toluene at 100 8C results in an isopropenyl-to-isopropylidene isomerization of the double bond and leads to the thermodynamically more stable isocyclomahanimbine (33) which has not been identified in nature so far (Scheme 13). [34a] Epoxidation of the isopropenyl double bond of compound 7 using Oxone (potassium peroxymonosulfate) in acetone [41] followed by reduction with lithium aluminum hydride afforded murrayazolinine (10). The spectroscopic data of compound 10 were in full agreement with those reported for the natural product.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 58%
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“…Treatment of 7 with equimolar amounts of CSA in toluene at 100 8C results in an isopropenyl-to-isopropylidene isomerization of the double bond and leads to the thermodynamically more stable isocyclomahanimbine (33) which has not been identified in nature so far (Scheme 13). [34a] Epoxidation of the isopropenyl double bond of compound 7 using Oxone (potassium peroxymonosulfate) in acetone [41] followed by reduction with lithium aluminum hydride afforded murrayazolinine (10). The spectroscopic data of compound 10 were in full agreement with those reported for the natural product.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…from Murraya koenigii and from Clausena heptaphylla 5c. 10, 11 Geranylation of 1 followed by pyran annulation to mahanimbine ( 5 ) is an alternative pathway in the biogenesis of these alkaloids. The first isolation of (+)‐mahanimbine ( 5 ) was reported in 1966 by Chakraborty et al.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This second approach started with the oxidation of 9 a by using DDQ to obtain the corresponding aldehyde murrayacine ( 24 ) in 96 % yield (Scheme ) . Boc‐Protection of the carbazole nitrogen atom of 24 followed by reduction of the carbaldehyde to a hydroxymethyl group and activation of the latter as para ‐nitrobenzoate provided 25 in 87 % yield over three steps.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This second approachs tarted with the oxidation of 9a by using DDQ to obtain the corresponding aldehyde murrayacine (24) [29] in 96 %yield (Scheme 9). [6c, l] Boc-Protection of the carbazole nitrogen atom of 24 followed by reduction of the carbaldehydet oahydroxymethyl group and activation of the latter as para-nitrobenzoate provided 25 in 87 %y ield over three steps.C oupling of para-nitrobenzoate 25 and 8a by application of the conditions described above directly provided 6; thus, biscarbazole 6 was obtained in nine steps and 15 %o verall yield based on commercially available compounds.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Thus, total synthesis of chrestifoline-B (193) In addition, the Furukawa research group in 1988 isolated murrafoline-E (196) from the root bark of Murraya euchrestifolia Hayata. [146] Total synthesis of 184 was started from 192 a, which after several steps including oxidation, [147] Boc-protection, and reduction afforded para-nitrobenzoate (195). The latter after coupling reaction with 186 via Ullmann reaction conditions (Cu-catalyzed reaction) gave murrafoline-E (196).…”
Section: Cu (I) Complexesmentioning
confidence: 99%