Science,
Год журнала:
2012,
Номер
339(6117), С. 307 - 310
Опубликована: Дек. 21, 2012
Transition
metal-catalyzed
transfers
of
carbenes,
nitrenes,
and
oxenes
are
powerful
methods
for
functionalizing
C=C
C-H
bonds.
Nature
has
evolved
a
diverse
toolbox
oxene
transfers,
as
exemplified
by
the
myriad
monooxygenation
reactions
catalyzed
cytochrome
P450
enzymes.
The
isoelectronic
carbene
transfer
to
olefins,
widely
used
C-C
bond-forming
reaction
in
organic
synthesis,
no
biological
counterpart.
Here
we
report
engineered
variants
P450(BM3)
that
catalyze
highly
diastereo-
enantioselective
cyclopropanation
styrenes
from
diazoester
reagents
via
putative
transfer.
This
work
highlights
capacity
adapt
existing
enzymes
catalysis
synthetically
important
not
previously
observed
nature.
Chemical Reviews,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
117(13), С. 8908 - 8976
Опубликована: Фев. 17, 2017
The
development
of
new
methods
for
the
direct
functionalization
unactivated
C-H
bonds
is
ushering
in
a
paradigm
shift
field
retrosynthetic
analysis.
In
particular,
catalytic
enantioselective
represents
highly
atom-
and
step-economic
approach
toward
generation
structural
complexity.
However,
as
result
their
ubiquity
low
reactivity,
controlling
both
chemo-
stereoselectivity
such
processes
constitutes
significant
challenge.
Herein
we
comprehensively
review
all
asymmetric
transition-metal-catalyzed
methodologies
that
are
believed
to
proceed
via
an
inner-sphere-type
mechanism,
with
emphasis
on
nature
stereochemistry
generation.
Our
analysis
serves
document
considerable
rapid
progress
within
field,
while
also
highlighting
limitations
current
methods.
Angewandte Chemie,
Год журнала:
2012,
Номер
124(36), С. 9092 - 9142
Опубликована: Авг. 7, 2012
Abstract
Die
direkte
Funktionalisierung
von
C‐H‐Bindungen
in
organischen
Molekülen
hat
sich
jüngster
Zeit
zu
einer
wirksamen
und
idealen
Methode
entwickelt,
mit
der
Kohlenstoff‐Kohlenstoff‐
Kohlenstoff‐Heteroatom‐Bindungen
geknüpft
werden
können.
Der
Aufsatz
gibt
einen
Überblick
über
die
Strategien,
durch
eine
rasche
Synthese
biologisch
aktiven
Verbindungen
wie
Naturstoffen
pharmazeutischen
Zielsubstanzen
ermöglichen.
Chemical Communications,
Год журнала:
2009,
Номер
34, С. 5061 - 5061
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2009
Recent
developments
in
catalytic
C–H
amination
are
discussed
this
feature
article.
The
careful
design
of
reagents
and
catalysts
now
provides
efficient
conditions
for
exquisitely
selective
intramolecular
as
well
intermolecular
nitrene
insertion.
parallel
emergence
activation/amination
reactions
opens
new
opportunities
complementary
to
those
offered
by
nitrenes.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Год журнала:
2008,
Номер
130(26), С. 8172 - 8174
Опубликована: Июнь 11, 2008
We
have
developed
a
new
site-selective
Cu(II)-catalyzed
C−H
bond
functionalization
process
that
can
selectively
arylate
indoles
at
either
the
C3
or
C2
position
under
mild
conditions.
The
scope
of
arylation
is
broad
and
tolerates
functionality
on
both
indole
aryl
unit,
which
makes
it
amenable
to
further
elaboration.
mechanism
reaction
proposed
proceed
via
Cu(III)−aryl
species
undergoes
initial
electrophilic
addition
motif.
speculate
site
arises
through
migration
group
from
C2,
this
be
controlled
by
nature
nitrogen
atom;
free
(NH)-
N-alkylindoles
deliver
C3-arylated
product,
whereas
N-acetylindoles
afford
isomer,
with
excellent
yield
selectivity.
Science,
Год журнала:
2012,
Номер
339(6117), С. 307 - 310
Опубликована: Дек. 21, 2012
Transition
metal-catalyzed
transfers
of
carbenes,
nitrenes,
and
oxenes
are
powerful
methods
for
functionalizing
C=C
C-H
bonds.
Nature
has
evolved
a
diverse
toolbox
oxene
transfers,
as
exemplified
by
the
myriad
monooxygenation
reactions
catalyzed
cytochrome
P450
enzymes.
The
isoelectronic
carbene
transfer
to
olefins,
widely
used
C-C
bond-forming
reaction
in
organic
synthesis,
no
biological
counterpart.
Here
we
report
engineered
variants
P450(BM3)
that
catalyze
highly
diastereo-
enantioselective
cyclopropanation
styrenes
from
diazoester
reagents
via
putative
transfer.
This
work
highlights
capacity
adapt
existing
enzymes
catalysis
synthetically
important
not
previously
observed
nature.