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Stereoselective oxidative cyclisations of 1,5,9-trienes : synthetic studies towards eurylene

Stereoselective oxidative cyclisations of 1,5,9-trienes : synthetic studies towards eurylene
Stereoselective oxidative cyclisations of 1,5,9-trienes : synthetic studies towards eurylene

A novel synthetic route towards the stereoselective formation of trans-THF rings by permanganate promoted oxidative cyclisation of 1,5-diene precursors was developed. This methodology was applied to 1,5-dienoates and 1,5,9-trienoates to afford trans-THF regions of the natural products, (+)-linalool oxide and eurylene respectively. Synthesis of trans-THF aldehyde fragment 2.47 of eurylene was accomplished, using {+)-trans- cumylcyclohexanol as a chiral auxiliary to direct the stereoselective oxidative cyclisation of 1,5,9-triene 4.35 by permanganate. An efficient synthesis of czs-THF triol fragment 2.38 of eurylene was also achieved by permanganate mediated oxidative cyclisation of 1,5,9-triene 3.9, bearing (25)-10,2- camphorsultam as a chiral auxiliary. Trans-THF aldehyde 2.47 and czs-THF triol 2.38 intersect with a reported synthesis of eurylene, hence achieving a formal synthesis of the natural product. Seven, out of eight, stereogenic centres present in eurylene were established by two permanganate induced stereoselective oxidative cyclisations. . Several coupling strategies were investigated to complete a total synthesis of eurylene. Successful formation of the complete carbon skeleton 6.56 was achieved, although it was not possible to attain selective, reduction of the triple bond in 6.56. The knowledge gained will be used to devise a revised end game, which will ultimately allow a total synthesis to be achieved.

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Sheikh, Nadeem Sadiq
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Sheikh, Nadeem Sadiq
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Sheikh, Nadeem Sadiq (2008) Stereoselective oxidative cyclisations of 1,5,9-trienes : synthetic studies towards eurylene. University of Southampton, Doctoral Thesis.

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A novel synthetic route towards the stereoselective formation of trans-THF rings by permanganate promoted oxidative cyclisation of 1,5-diene precursors was developed. This methodology was applied to 1,5-dienoates and 1,5,9-trienoates to afford trans-THF regions of the natural products, (+)-linalool oxide and eurylene respectively. Synthesis of trans-THF aldehyde fragment 2.47 of eurylene was accomplished, using {+)-trans- cumylcyclohexanol as a chiral auxiliary to direct the stereoselective oxidative cyclisation of 1,5,9-triene 4.35 by permanganate. An efficient synthesis of czs-THF triol fragment 2.38 of eurylene was also achieved by permanganate mediated oxidative cyclisation of 1,5,9-triene 3.9, bearing (25)-10,2- camphorsultam as a chiral auxiliary. Trans-THF aldehyde 2.47 and czs-THF triol 2.38 intersect with a reported synthesis of eurylene, hence achieving a formal synthesis of the natural product. Seven, out of eight, stereogenic centres present in eurylene were established by two permanganate induced stereoselective oxidative cyclisations. . Several coupling strategies were investigated to complete a total synthesis of eurylene. Successful formation of the complete carbon skeleton 6.56 was achieved, although it was not possible to attain selective, reduction of the triple bond in 6.56. The knowledge gained will be used to devise a revised end game, which will ultimately allow a total synthesis to be achieved.

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Published date: 2008

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