Author: Andrew Frederick Nolting
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Languages : en
Pages : 194
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Progress Towards the Total Synthesis of Amphidinolide E
Author: Andrew Frederick Nolting
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Languages : en
Pages : 194
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Languages : en
Pages : 194
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Progress Towards the Total Synthesis and Structural Assignment of Amphidinolide N and Caribenolide I
Author: William E. Brenzovich (Jr.)
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Category : Antineoplastic agents
Languages : en
Pages : 916
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Category : Antineoplastic agents
Languages : en
Pages : 916
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Progress Towards the Total Synthesis of the Potent Antitumor Antibiotic Amphidinolide C
Author: Jesse D. Carrick
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Languages : en
Pages : 170
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Languages : en
Pages : 170
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Progress Towards the Total Synthesis of Amphidinolide C
Author: Nicholas A. Morra
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Languages : en
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A second generation catalyst for the Mukaiyama oxidative cyclization for the formation of trans-THF rings is described. Co(nmp)2, displays increased stability to the reaction conditions, resulting in lower catalyst loadings, lower reaction temperatures, and significantly higher purity and yields of the products. Three procedures have been developed with this new water-soluble catalyst that greatly simplifies the post-reaction purification, making this procedure the premier method of forming trans-THF rings. This new catalyst has been applied towards the total synthesis of the potently bioactive macrocycle, Amphidinolide C. Herein we report the successful synthesis of several fragments of the natural product, and our attempts at coupling them to complete the synthesis. The C(1)-C(9) was achieved via two routes, both utilizing the highly effective oxidation catalyst Co(nmp)2 to form the methyl substituted trans-THF ring. Synthetic highlights include a regioselective Shi epoxidation, and the design and introduction of a novel Lewis acid (BF2OBn×OEt2) to facilitate a stereoselective reductive epoxide opening. The C(18)-C(34) fragment was also achieved via two routes, culminating in both the shortest (11 steps) and highest yielding (26% overall yield) approaches to this segment. Synthetic highlights of this fragment include a selective methylation of a diyne, and a highly selective alkynylation of a THF aldehyde, achieving excellent dr (>20:1) without the addition of an external chiral compound. Advanced intermediates comprising the entirety of the carbon backbone of the molecule have been synthesized, which in theory could complete the total synthesis in as few as two bond forming steps.
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A second generation catalyst for the Mukaiyama oxidative cyclization for the formation of trans-THF rings is described. Co(nmp)2, displays increased stability to the reaction conditions, resulting in lower catalyst loadings, lower reaction temperatures, and significantly higher purity and yields of the products. Three procedures have been developed with this new water-soluble catalyst that greatly simplifies the post-reaction purification, making this procedure the premier method of forming trans-THF rings. This new catalyst has been applied towards the total synthesis of the potently bioactive macrocycle, Amphidinolide C. Herein we report the successful synthesis of several fragments of the natural product, and our attempts at coupling them to complete the synthesis. The C(1)-C(9) was achieved via two routes, both utilizing the highly effective oxidation catalyst Co(nmp)2 to form the methyl substituted trans-THF ring. Synthetic highlights include a regioselective Shi epoxidation, and the design and introduction of a novel Lewis acid (BF2OBn×OEt2) to facilitate a stereoselective reductive epoxide opening. The C(18)-C(34) fragment was also achieved via two routes, culminating in both the shortest (11 steps) and highest yielding (26% overall yield) approaches to this segment. Synthetic highlights of this fragment include a selective methylation of a diyne, and a highly selective alkynylation of a THF aldehyde, achieving excellent dr (>20:1) without the addition of an external chiral compound. Advanced intermediates comprising the entirety of the carbon backbone of the molecule have been synthesized, which in theory could complete the total synthesis in as few as two bond forming steps.
Total Synthesis of Amphidinolide E and Amphidinolide E Stereoisomers
Author: Porino J. Va
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Category : Macrolide antibiotics
Languages : en
Pages : 472
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Detailed in the following thesis are stereocontrolled syntheses of four amphidinolide E stereoisomers: amphidinolide E, 2- epi -amphidinolide E, 19- epi -amphidinolide E, and 2- epi -19- epi -amphidinolide E. Preliminary studies targeting amphidinolide E led to the inadvertent syntheses of 2- epi -amphidinolide E and 2- epi -19- epi -amphidinolide E due to an unexpected and highly selective C2 inversion during the modified Yamaguchi esterification step involving the (2 S, 3 S) (CO) 3 Fe-complexed dienoic acid. Ultimately, this C2 inversion phenomenon was discovered and use of the (2 S, 3 R) (CO) 3 Fe-complexed dienoic acid enabled the syntheses of amphidinolide E and 19- epi -amphidinolide E. Featured in the synthetic route is the synthesis of the tetrahydrofuran core of amphidinolide E through a highly diastereoselective [3+2] annulation reaction. Also noteworthy, are the synthesis of the 19-membered macrocycle via a ring closing metathesis reaction and use of the (CO) 3 Fe-unit as a diene protecting group to enable an efficient esterification of the hindered alcohol substrate.
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Category : Macrolide antibiotics
Languages : en
Pages : 472
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Detailed in the following thesis are stereocontrolled syntheses of four amphidinolide E stereoisomers: amphidinolide E, 2- epi -amphidinolide E, 19- epi -amphidinolide E, and 2- epi -19- epi -amphidinolide E. Preliminary studies targeting amphidinolide E led to the inadvertent syntheses of 2- epi -amphidinolide E and 2- epi -19- epi -amphidinolide E due to an unexpected and highly selective C2 inversion during the modified Yamaguchi esterification step involving the (2 S, 3 S) (CO) 3 Fe-complexed dienoic acid. Ultimately, this C2 inversion phenomenon was discovered and use of the (2 S, 3 R) (CO) 3 Fe-complexed dienoic acid enabled the syntheses of amphidinolide E and 19- epi -amphidinolide E. Featured in the synthetic route is the synthesis of the tetrahydrofuran core of amphidinolide E through a highly diastereoselective [3+2] annulation reaction. Also noteworthy, are the synthesis of the 19-membered macrocycle via a ring closing metathesis reaction and use of the (CO) 3 Fe-unit as a diene protecting group to enable an efficient esterification of the hindered alcohol substrate.
Progress Towards an Alternative Total Synthesis of the Marine Macrolide Amphidinolide J
Author: Christopher Michael Verdon
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Category : Drugs
Languages : en
Pages : 374
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Category : Drugs
Languages : en
Pages : 374
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Towards the Total Synthesis of Amphidinolide F.
Author: Daniel A. Mills
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Languages : en
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Studies Toward the Synthesis of the Amphidinolides
Author: Brian J. Myers
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Languages : en
Pages : 428
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Languages : en
Pages : 428
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Towards a Total Synthesis of ( - )-amphidinolide K
Author: Natalie E. Campbell
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Languages : en
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Progress Towards the Total Synthesis of Chlorothricolide
Author: Steven Edward Hall
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Category : Diels-Alder reaction
Languages : en
Pages : 344
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Category : Diels-Alder reaction
Languages : en
Pages : 344
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