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DOI: 10.1055/s-0030-1258356
Short Total Synthesis of (-)-Lupinine and (-)-Epiquinamide by Double Mitsunobu Reaction
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Publication Date:
08 December 2010 (online)
Abstract
Alternative total syntheses of (-)-lupinine (1) and (-)-epiquinamide (2) have been described via the key intermediate 3 obtained from the addition of 2-trialkylsilyloxyfuran 5 to N-acyliminium intermediate derived from 4. The major R,R-isomer 8 obtained from the Mannich reaction was converted into its R,S-isomer through Mitsunobu reaction. Then, a second Mitsunobu reaction of 3 led to cyano 9 and azido 11 derivatives, which were converted into 1 and 2 in 33 and 36% overall yield from 4, respectively. The synthetic route is amenable for the generation of several quinolizidine alkaloids.
Key words
quinolizidine alkaloids - azido reduction - nickel boride - microwave irradiation - Mitsunobu reaction
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