Natural Product Reports,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
35(12), P. 1347 - 1382
Published: Jan. 1, 2018
This
review
discusses
various
biological
and
chemical
aspects
of
the
non-monoterpenoid
azepinoindole
class
alkaloids,
including
their
isolation,
biosynthesis
total
synthesis.
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
11(20), P. 12557 - 12564
Published: Sept. 29, 2021
The
development
of
protocols
for
constructing
chiral
medium-sized
heterocycles
with
high
efficiency
and
excellent
stereocontrol
is
great
interest
owing
to
their
ubiquitous
occurrence
in
natural
products
biologically
active
pharmaceuticals.
Nonetheless,
current
synthetic
approaches
are
limited
due
unfavorable
enthalpy
entropy
factors,
as
well
transannular
interactions.
present
work
addresses
this
issue
by
designing
an
asymmetric
allylation/ring
expansion
reaction
2-(1-hydroxyallyl)phenols
cyclobutanone
carboxamides
enabled
sequential
iridium/zinc/bifunctional
squaramide
catalysis,
affording
a
series
8-membered
benzo[b]oxocines
yields
diastereo-
enantioselectivities.
Mechanistic
investigation
reveals
that
the
enantioselectivity
controlled
iridium
catalyst,
while
density
functional
theory
calculations
demonstrate
diastereoselectivity
bifunctional
catalyst.
Moreover,
allylation
strategy
demonstrated
be
also
applicable
synthesis
two
types
enantiomerically
enriched
nitrogen
heterocycles,
benzo[b]azocines
polycyclic
cyclobuta[b]quinolines.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
61(42)
Published: Aug. 4, 2022
Abstract
We
reported
herein
an
iridium/silver/acid
ternary
catalytic
system
to
access
bisbenzannulated
[6,6]‐spiroketals
in
high
efficiency
with
generally
diastereo‐
and
enantioselectivities
(up
>20
:
1
dr,
>99
%
ee).
In
this
procedure,
readily
available
o
‐alkynylacetophenones
undergo
cycloisomerization
generate
isochromenes
situ
that
participate
stereoselective
allylation/spiroketalization
sequence
2‐(1‐hydroxyallyl)phenols.
Meanwhile,
2‐(1‐hydroxyallyl)anilines
were
also
compatible
cascade
reaction,
furnishing
structurally
novel
[6,6]‐spiroaminals
good
diastereoselectivities
(8
1–12
dr)
excellent
(98
%–>99
Moreover,
experimental
studies
theoretical
calculations
performed
illustrate
the
reaction
mechanism
stereochemistry.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
145(18), P. 10314 - 10321
Published: April 26, 2023
Samarium
diiodide
(SmI2)
mediated
reductive
coupling
reactions
are
powerful
methods
for
the
construction
of
carbon-carbon
bond
in
organic
synthesis.
Despite
extensive
development
recent
decades,
successful
examples
corresponding
asymmetric
remained
scarce,
probably
due
to
involvement
highly
reactive
radical
intermediates.
In
this
Article,
we
report
an
enantioselective
dearomatization
indoles
via
SmI2-mediated
intermolecular
with
ketones.
The
utilization
samarium
reductant
supported
by
chiral
tridentate
aminodiol
ligands
allows
facile
synthesis
indoline
molecules
bearing
two
contiguous
stereogenic
centers
high
yields
(up
99%)
and
stereoselectivity
99:1
er
>20:1
dr).
Combined
experimental
computational
investigations
suggested
that
parallel
single-electron
transfer
each
substrate
from
radical-radical
recombination
manner,
which
is
a
unique
mechanistic
scenario
reactions.
Chemical Communications,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
55(62), P. 9144 - 9147
Published: Jan. 1, 2019
The
phosphine-catalyzed
asymmetric
dearomative
[3+2]
cycloaddition
of
2-nitrobenzofurans
with
aldehyde-derived
Morita-Baylis-Hillman
(MBH)
carbonates
or
allenoate
was
developed.
reaction
MBH
resulted
in
a
series
cyclopentabenzofurans
containing
three
contiguous
stereocenters
good
to
high
yields,
diastereoselectivities
and
enantioselectivities.
use
also
gave
the
target
product
moderate
enantioselectivity.
Natural Product Reports,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
35(12), P. 1347 - 1382
Published: Jan. 1, 2018
This
review
discusses
various
biological
and
chemical
aspects
of
the
non-monoterpenoid
azepinoindole
class
alkaloids,
including
their
isolation,
biosynthesis
total
synthesis.