ブーメラン型分子内連続反応の精密制御と生理活性物質合成への応用
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概要
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Intramolecular cascade reaction has received much attention as a powerful methodology to construct a polycyclic framework in organic synthesis. We have been developing "boomerang-type cascade reaction" to construct a variety of polycyclic skeletons efficiently. In the above reactions, a nucleophilic function of substrates changes the charactr into an electrophile after the initial raction, and the electrophilic group acts as a nucleophile in the second reaction. That is, the reaction center stepwise moves from one functional group back to the same one via other functional groups. The stream of the electron concerning the cascade reaction is like a locus of boomerang. We show here three different boomerang-type reactions via ionic species or free radicals. 1)Diastereoselective Michael-aldol reaction based on the chiral auxiliary method and enantioselective Michael-aldol reaction by the use of external chiral sources. 2)Short and efficient total syntheses of longifolane sesquiterpenes utilizing intramolecular double Michael addition as a key step. 3)Development of boomerang-type radical cascade reaction of halopolyenes to construct terpenoid skeletons and its regioselectivity.
- 社団法人日本薬学会の論文
- 2001-12-01
著者
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高須 清誠
京都大学大学院薬学研究科
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高須 清誠
東北大学大学院薬学研究科
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Takasu Kiyosei
Institute Of Chemical Research Kyoto University
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