Diastereoselective synthesis of the 5-hydroxy-pyrrolidinone amino acid of the microsclerodermins and model studies for an end-game strategy for microsclerodermin B

The first diastereoselective synthesis of the 5-hydroxy-pyrrolidinone amino acid common to eight members of the microsclerodermin family is presented. Our strategy involves formal hydration of an unsaturated precursor via the use of a two-step hydroxybromination-debromination protocol; this procedur...

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Asıl Yazarlar: Winter, C, Pullin, R, Donohoe, T
Materyal Türü: Journal article
Baskı/Yayın Bilgisi: Elsevier 2017
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Pullin, R
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Donohoe, T
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description The first diastereoselective synthesis of the 5-hydroxy-pyrrolidinone amino acid common to eight members of the microsclerodermin family is presented. Our strategy involves formal hydration of an unsaturated precursor via the use of a two-step hydroxybromination-debromination protocol; this procedure provides exclusively the requisite 4,5-cis-pyrrolidinone. Furthermore model studies are presented that indicated the potential viability of this hydration strategy in the context of a synthesis of microsclerodermin B.
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spelling oxford-uuid:e28332c6-c003-4557-825c-dbc25c2128e72022-03-27T10:01:47ZDiastereoselective synthesis of the 5-hydroxy-pyrrolidinone amino acid of the microsclerodermins and model studies for an end-game strategy for microsclerodermin BJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:e28332c6-c003-4557-825c-dbc25c2128e7Symplectic Elements at OxfordElsevier2017Winter, CPullin, RDonohoe, TThe first diastereoselective synthesis of the 5-hydroxy-pyrrolidinone amino acid common to eight members of the microsclerodermin family is presented. Our strategy involves formal hydration of an unsaturated precursor via the use of a two-step hydroxybromination-debromination protocol; this procedure provides exclusively the requisite 4,5-cis-pyrrolidinone. Furthermore model studies are presented that indicated the potential viability of this hydration strategy in the context of a synthesis of microsclerodermin B.
spellingShingle Winter, C
Pullin, R
Donohoe, T
Diastereoselective synthesis of the 5-hydroxy-pyrrolidinone amino acid of the microsclerodermins and model studies for an end-game strategy for microsclerodermin B
title Diastereoselective synthesis of the 5-hydroxy-pyrrolidinone amino acid of the microsclerodermins and model studies for an end-game strategy for microsclerodermin B
title_full Diastereoselective synthesis of the 5-hydroxy-pyrrolidinone amino acid of the microsclerodermins and model studies for an end-game strategy for microsclerodermin B
title_fullStr Diastereoselective synthesis of the 5-hydroxy-pyrrolidinone amino acid of the microsclerodermins and model studies for an end-game strategy for microsclerodermin B
title_full_unstemmed Diastereoselective synthesis of the 5-hydroxy-pyrrolidinone amino acid of the microsclerodermins and model studies for an end-game strategy for microsclerodermin B
title_short Diastereoselective synthesis of the 5-hydroxy-pyrrolidinone amino acid of the microsclerodermins and model studies for an end-game strategy for microsclerodermin B
title_sort diastereoselective synthesis of the 5 hydroxy pyrrolidinone amino acid of the microsclerodermins and model studies for an end game strategy for microsclerodermin b
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