1978
DOI: 10.1021/ja00485a052
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Total synthesis of confertin via metal-promoted cyclization-lactonization

Abstract: 3) The preparation of 3a-methylpyrrolo [2,3-b]indole derivatives (i) has been well documented in connection with physostigmine. We have recently developed a simple synthesis of 3a-hydroperoxy-or 3a-hydroxypyrroloindoie derivatives (ii) by the dye-sensitlzed photooxygenatlon of trypt a m i n e~~ and tryptophans5 i) R4=CH3 & R~ii) R4sOH or OOH iii) R, i H R2, Rg= C02Me R4 = O H The excess acid should be quenched by way of pouring the mixture into a mixture of 10% sodium carbonate and methylene chlroide in an ice… Show more

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“…An allylic sulfonium ion (8) has shown a similar reactivity and has been utilized in the total synthesis of confertin. 25 Intramolecular coupling with an aldehyde followed by spontaneous lactonization yielded the tricyclic αmethylene-γ-lactone (9) (eq 6). Insertion of terminal alkynes into π-allylnickel complexes derived from allylic esters (10) has led to a catalytic synthesis of nonconjugated alkenynes (11 Ortho substituents on the aryl halide drastically reduce the rate of the reaction and an increase in temperature leads only to decomposition of the nickel catalyst.…”
Section: Ni Brmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An allylic sulfonium ion (8) has shown a similar reactivity and has been utilized in the total synthesis of confertin. 25 Intramolecular coupling with an aldehyde followed by spontaneous lactonization yielded the tricyclic αmethylene-γ-lactone (9) (eq 6). Insertion of terminal alkynes into π-allylnickel complexes derived from allylic esters (10) has led to a catalytic synthesis of nonconjugated alkenynes (11 Ortho substituents on the aryl halide drastically reduce the rate of the reaction and an increase in temperature leads only to decomposition of the nickel catalyst.…”
Section: Ni Brmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An allylic sulfonium ion (8) has shown a similar reactivity and has been utilized in the total synthesis of confertin. 25 Intramolecular coupling with an aldehyde followed by spontaneous lactonization yielded the tricyclic α-methylene-γ-lactone (9) (eq 6). Insertion of terminal alkynes into π-allylnickel complexes derived from allylic esters (10) has led to a catalytic synthesis of nonconjugated alkenynes (11) Ortho substituents on the aryl halide drastically reduce the rate of the reaction and an increase in temperature leads only to decomposition of the nickel catalyst.…”
Section: Ni Brmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…6a These intermediates can also be induced to react with carbonyl compounds, but they are much less nucleophilic than π-allylhalide-like complexes. 74 (25) [ Due to the lack of general methods for the production of medium-sized rings, the synthetic value of these reactions lies especially in their ability to generate cyclooctane ring systems. Control of the cyclodimerization of 1,3-dienes to give cyclooctadiene products preferentially is contingent upon the substitution of the diene as well as the composition of the catalyst system, with both of these factors being mutually dependent.…”
Section: Oligomerization Of Strained Alkenes and Alkanes 33-mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The previously mentioned Money's enantioselective approach for helenalin was applied also in the formal synthesis of mexicanin I from camphor derived dienone 14 as well as in that of confertin [37]. After the first stereoselective total synthesis of (±)confertin (3) reported in 1976 [39], several other procedures were reported [39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50], which often include the synthesis of the C10 epimer (±)-aromatin and of the 6,7-annullated lactone damsin and damsinic acid. Total syntheses of (+)-confertin date from 1987 [51][52][53][54].…”
Section: Confertin (3)mentioning
confidence: 99%