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LECTURE FOURepothilone A

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epothilone AAngew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl., 1997, 36, 523

O OH O

O

N

S

HO

O

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O OH O

O

N

S

HO

Oepoxidation

O OH O

O

N

S

HO

epothilone Aretrosynthesis of

epothilone C!4

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O OH O

O

N

S

HO

O OH O

O

N

S

HO

ring-closing metathesis

retrosynthesis of epothilone C

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O OH O

O

N

S

HO

aldol

esterification

OHC

O O O

OH

N

S

C12

C13

C7C6

C1

C15

C12 C13

C7 C6C1

C15

retrosynthesis6

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O O OOH OH

R2B

O OH

carbonyl addition

C–CFGI

asymmetric allylation

C–C

retrosynthesis of

C1-C6 fragment

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C7-C12 fragmentretrosynthesis of

OHC

C–CFGI

O

aux*

FGI

O

O

auxiliary-controlled alkylation

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OH

N

S FGIC=C

N

S

PO

EtOEtOPGO

OHO

PGO

OH

PGO

O

Horner-Wadsworth-

EmmonsSharpless

kinetic resolution&

Grignard

FGI

C13-C21 fragmentretrosynthesis of

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the synthesis

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OH OH

1. NaH, TBSCl2. DMSO, (COCl)2 ....then Et3N3.

36%; 95%ee

B(ipc)2

OH OTBS

C1-C6 fragmentsynthesis of

see lecture four11

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B

O

H

OTBS

(ipc)2B

O

H

OTBS

allylationBrown

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O O O

1. acetone, ....CuSO4, H+

2. OsO4, NaIO4

62%OH OTBS

C1-C6 fragmentsynthesis of

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C1-C6 fragmentsynthesis of

O O O

1. EtMgBr2. TPAP, NMO

69% O O O

C6C1

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C7-C12 fragmentsynthesis of

O

O

1. NaOH2. TBSCl, imidazole3. K2CO3, MeOH4. SOCl25. aux, n-BuLi

46%

NO

O O

OTBS

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C7-C12 fragmentsynthesis of

NO

O O

OTBS

NaHMDS NO

O O

OTBS

Na

IMe

NO

O O

OTBS

MeI

1. LiAlH42. DMSO, (COCl)2....then Et3N

60%

O

OTBS16

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missingalkene

formation

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O OTBS

MgBrTBSO

OH88%

C13-C21 fragmentsynthesis of

see slide 1118

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TBSO

OH

(–)-DIPT, 4Å MS, Ti(OiPr)4, TBHP

46%80%ee

TBSO

OH

C13-C21 fragmentsynthesis of

Sharpless kinetic resolution19

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Sharpless kinetic resolution

H

R3

R1

R2

OH

"O" (–)-DIPT

R

R

R3

R1

R2

OHH

R2 OH

RR3

R1

slow fast

R2 OH

RR3

R1R2 OH

RR3

R1

O

see lecture 5

0.6eq TBHP 0.45eq TBHP

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C13-C21 fragmentsynthesis of

TBSO

OH

1. TBSCl, ....imdazole2. O3, PPh3

69%

TBSO

OTBSO

N

S

PO

MeOMeO BuLi

75%

OTBS

OTBS

N

S

1. HF / glass2. DMP3. Ph3P=CH24. TBAF

56%OH

N

S

OI

O

OAcAcO OAc

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put the

now

together blocks

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fragmentscoupling the

O O O

C6C1

OC7

C12

LDA

70%>98%de

O O O

HO

C12

C7C6

C1

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O

≡R

H

O

H

R

H

O

Hnucleophile

H

ROH

Hnuc≡

OH

nuc

wrongFelkin-Anh

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N

iPr

H

O

LiH

iPrR

O

O

O

Li

formationenolate

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aldol

substratecontrol

LiO

O

HH

R

H

R2

O Li O

HR

H

H

R2

vs.

Felkin-Anhsyn-pentane

anti-Felkin-Anhno syn-pentane

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aldol

substratecontrol

HLi

OO

O

O

H

H

O Li O

HH

OOH

HR R

H

vs.

disfavoured

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fragmentscoupling the

O O O

HO

1. pPTS, MeOH2. TBSOTf3. CSA, MeOH4. PDC

55%

O OTBS O

TBSO

OH

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fragmentscoupling the

OH

N

S

O OTBSO

TBSO

OH

NC

NCy CyNN

80%

O OTBSO

O

N

S

TBSO

C12

C13

C7C6

C1

C15

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alkene metathesis

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R2 R1[M]

R1R2

[M]

[M]R1

[M]R1

[M]R1

R2

R2

H

H H

H32

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[M]

[M]

[M]

H

H H

H

[M]

[M]

H

H H

H

ring-closingmetathesisRCM

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NMo

iPr iPr

(F3C)2MeCO(F3C)2MeCO

Ph

PCy3

RuPhPCy3

ClCl

Schrock Grubbs's'1st generation'

(but he had many before)

RuPhPCy3

ClCl

NN

Grubbs's'2nd generation'

catalysts

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O OTBS O

O

N

S

TBSO

C12

C13

C7C6

C1

C15

PCy3

RuPhPCy3

ClCl

O OTBS O

O

N

S

TBSO

C12

C13

C7C6

C1

C15O

O

N

S

OOTBS

TBSO

1 : 194%

epothilone Csynthesis of

HF gives product35

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two stereoisomersnon-selective

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pure stereoisomerwant

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metathesisalkyne

O OTBSO

O

N

S

TBSO

O OTBSO

O

N

S

TBSO

catalyst80%

N MoN

N

Fürstner Chem. Commun., 2001, 105738

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O OH O

O

N

S

HO

1. H2, Lindlar cat.2. HF79%

O OTBS O

O

N

S

TBSOepothilone Csynthesis ofFürstner’s

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originalback to

synthesis

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epothilone Asynthesis of

O OTBS O

O

N

S

TBSO

C12

C13

C7C6

C1

C15

1. HF2. DMDO31%

O OH O

O

N

S

HO

C12

C13

C7C6

C1

C15

O

OO

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