Synthesis of carbasugar derivatives via a "Pseudo"-C2-symmetric building block derived from arabitol
Synthesis of carbasugar derivatives via a "Pseudo"-C2-symmetric building block derived from arabitol
Development of a kinetic protection protocol for arabitol affords the "pseudo"-C2- symmetric bis-acetal 8 in good yield. Utilising a scavenging purification strategy greatly simplifies the separation of 8 from the thermodynamically more stable regioisomeric byproduct 7. The building block 8 is utilised in a series of syntheses to yield a "pseudo"-C2- symmetric and C2-symmetric 1,4-bis-epoxides in 3 and 5 steps, respectively, from 8. These bis-epoxides are then reacted with a dithiane stabilised carbanion in a Brook rearrangement mediated cyclisation to furnish carbasugar derivatives in enantiopure form. The "pseudo"-C2-symmetric bis-epoxide gives a distereomeric mixture as expected, while the CVsymmetric bis-epoxide reacts to form only one diastereomer.
University of Southampton
Boydell, Alan James
191bc362-6387-4d2e-831f-d09c3b1dbb75
2003
Boydell, Alan James
191bc362-6387-4d2e-831f-d09c3b1dbb75
Boydell, Alan James
(2003)
Synthesis of carbasugar derivatives via a "Pseudo"-C2-symmetric building block derived from arabitol.
University of Southampton, Doctoral Thesis.
Record type:
Thesis
(Doctoral)
Abstract
Development of a kinetic protection protocol for arabitol affords the "pseudo"-C2- symmetric bis-acetal 8 in good yield. Utilising a scavenging purification strategy greatly simplifies the separation of 8 from the thermodynamically more stable regioisomeric byproduct 7. The building block 8 is utilised in a series of syntheses to yield a "pseudo"-C2- symmetric and C2-symmetric 1,4-bis-epoxides in 3 and 5 steps, respectively, from 8. These bis-epoxides are then reacted with a dithiane stabilised carbanion in a Brook rearrangement mediated cyclisation to furnish carbasugar derivatives in enantiopure form. The "pseudo"-C2-symmetric bis-epoxide gives a distereomeric mixture as expected, while the CVsymmetric bis-epoxide reacts to form only one diastereomer.
Text
906343.pdf
- Version of Record
More information
Published date: 2003
Identifiers
Local EPrints ID: 465065
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/465065
PURE UUID: bc8579d1-d68a-4576-8f33-582fef2faf65
Catalogue record
Date deposited: 05 Jul 2022 00:21
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 19:55
Export record
Contributors
Author:
Alan James Boydell
Download statistics
Downloads from ePrints over the past year. Other digital versions may also be available to download e.g. from the publisher's website.
View more statistics