Abstract
Molecular chaperone Hsp90 has emerged as one of the most exciting new targets for
anticancer therapy. Natural product-based modulators, such as radicicol (1 ), inhibit Hsp90 and induce the breakdown of its client proteins, thereby blocking
multiple critical oncogenic pathways. Several total synthesis endeavors directed toward
radicicol have been accomplished. Cycloproparadicicol (2 ), a potent Hsp90 inhibitor and highly promising pre-clinical anticancer agent, was
discovered through a convergent total synthesis approach. In an effort to devise a
more efficient and concise route to reach 2 , a novel ‘ynolide’ protocol, featuring an ynolide-bissiloxydiene Diels-Alder addition,
was designed and reduced to practice. This methodology was also extended to aigialomycin
D.
1 Introduction
2 First Total Synthesis of Radicicol
3 First Generation Convergent Total Synthesis of Radicicol and the Discovery of the
Promising Anticancer Agent, Cycloproparadicicol
4 ‘Ynolide Approach’: Second Generation Total Synthesis of Cycloproparadicicol
4.1 Development of ‘Ynolide’ Methodology
4.2 Scope and Limitations of the New Strategy
4.2.1 Extension of ‘Ynolide Approach’ to another Resorcinylic Macrolide: Aigialomycin
D
4.2.2 Limitations
5 Conclusions and Future Directions
Key words
radicicol - cycloproparadicicol - Hsp90 - anticancer - ynolide
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