Organosilicon reagents in carbon-carbon bond forming reactions: towards the total synthesis of incednine
<p>This thesis investigates a total synthesis of the incednine aglycon by utilising alkenylsilane reagents to assemble the pentaenyl and tetraenyl systems through cross-coupling reactions. The early chapters develop methodology to access both cyclic alkenylsiloxanes and functionalised (E)-alke...
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description | <p>This thesis investigates a total synthesis of the incednine aglycon by utilising alkenylsilane reagents to assemble the pentaenyl and tetraenyl systems through cross-coupling reactions. The early chapters develop methodology to access both cyclic alkenylsiloxanes and functionalised (E)-alkenylsilanes by the controlled hydrogenation of alkynylsiloxanes and silylolefination of aldehydes, respectively, and culminate in the synthesis of a C6-C13 <em>bis</em>(alkenylsilane)incednine fragment (Scheme 1).</p> <p>The C1-C5 and C14-C23 coupling partners are synthesised in three and ten steps from propargyl alcohol and L-alanine methyl ester through phosphorous-based olefination strategies. In the final chapter we describe our first generation approach to incednine which entails orthogonal cross-couplings to construct the C5-C6 and C13-C14 bonds (Scheme 2).</p> |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:beb3e9cb-087d-4c96-97f4-da611d08f9f92022-03-27T05:41:47ZOrganosilicon reagents in carbon-carbon bond forming reactions: towards the total synthesis of incednineThesishttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_db06uuid:beb3e9cb-087d-4c96-97f4-da611d08f9f9Natural productsOrganic chemistryOrganic synthesisEnglishOxford University Research Archive - Valet2013Lim, DAnderson, E<p>This thesis investigates a total synthesis of the incednine aglycon by utilising alkenylsilane reagents to assemble the pentaenyl and tetraenyl systems through cross-coupling reactions. The early chapters develop methodology to access both cyclic alkenylsiloxanes and functionalised (E)-alkenylsilanes by the controlled hydrogenation of alkynylsiloxanes and silylolefination of aldehydes, respectively, and culminate in the synthesis of a C6-C13 <em>bis</em>(alkenylsilane)incednine fragment (Scheme 1).</p> <p>The C1-C5 and C14-C23 coupling partners are synthesised in three and ten steps from propargyl alcohol and L-alanine methyl ester through phosphorous-based olefination strategies. In the final chapter we describe our first generation approach to incednine which entails orthogonal cross-couplings to construct the C5-C6 and C13-C14 bonds (Scheme 2).</p> |
spellingShingle | Natural products Organic chemistry Organic synthesis Lim, D Organosilicon reagents in carbon-carbon bond forming reactions: towards the total synthesis of incednine |
title | Organosilicon reagents in carbon-carbon bond forming reactions: towards the total synthesis of incednine |
title_full | Organosilicon reagents in carbon-carbon bond forming reactions: towards the total synthesis of incednine |
title_fullStr | Organosilicon reagents in carbon-carbon bond forming reactions: towards the total synthesis of incednine |
title_full_unstemmed | Organosilicon reagents in carbon-carbon bond forming reactions: towards the total synthesis of incednine |
title_short | Organosilicon reagents in carbon-carbon bond forming reactions: towards the total synthesis of incednine |
title_sort | organosilicon reagents in carbon carbon bond forming reactions towards the total synthesis of incednine |
topic | Natural products Organic chemistry Organic synthesis |
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