Archive for the ‘One pot’ Category
Posted by naturalproductman on November 21, 2012
Looking at this molecule, one would never think that you can mix three things, a penta-substituted benzene ring, benzaldehyde and humulene, and obtain the final compound, guajadial! Ji-Kai Liu and co-workers at the Kunming Institute of Botany did such a thing!

OL paper
Posted in Biosynthesis, Cascade Reactions, Meroterpenoids, Methodology, Multi-Component Coupling, One pot, Total Synthesis | Leave a Comment »
Posted by naturalproductman on April 25, 2012
Zhigang Weng and co-workers from Shenzhen University have reported in Tetrahedron on a synthesis of angelone. The highlight is the cascade reaction forming the final product.

Tetrahedron paper
Posted in Aromatic, Cascade Reactions, Mechanistic, Methodology, One pot, Total Synthesis | Leave a Comment »
Posted by naturalproductman on October 19, 2011
Istvan Marko and co-workers at Université catholique de Louvain in Belgium have reported in Tetrahedron on a nice synthesis of Telaprevir using an oxaziridine and a lithium amide to functionalize an alkene.

Tetrahedron paper
Posted in Cascade Reactions, Davies lithium amide, Diseases, Hepatitis C, Methodology, Multi-Component Coupling, Named Reagents, One pot | Leave a Comment »
Posted by naturalproductman on September 20, 2011
Jianliang Xiao and co-workers at the University of Liverpool have reported in Organic Letters on a one pot transformation of an allyl alcohol substrate to access dihydrochalcones.

OL paper
Posted in Cascade Reactions, cross coupling, Heck, Methodology, Multi-Component Coupling, One pot, Palladium, Transition Metal | Leave a Comment »
Posted by naturalproductman on September 13, 2011
Ryan Looper and colleague at the University of Utah have reported in Organic Letters on their synthesis of cytimidine using a one pot three component approach of two amides and an aryl bromide.

OL paper
Posted in Alkaloids, Cascade Reactions, Copper, Methodology, Multi-Component Coupling, One pot, Transition Metal | Leave a Comment »
Posted by naturalproductman on August 16, 2011
David Berkowitz and co-workers at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln have reported in ACIEE on a metal promoted cyclization reaction that involves the addition of a halide anion onto an alkyne and decarboxylation of a carbonate. 2,2-Azino-bis(3-ethyl-benzothiazoline-6-sulfonate) (ABTS) was used as a peroxidase cofactor, which allowed the authors to monitor the formation of hydrogen peroxide by UV detection during the reaction. The alcohol byproduct in the reaction would be oxidized in the presence of oxygen by an alcohol oxidase.

ACIEE paper
Posted in Cascade Reactions, Methodology, One pot, Palladium, Rhodium, Transition Metal | Leave a Comment »
Posted by naturalproductman on April 11, 2011
Renhua Fan and co-worker at Fudan University have reported in Chem Comm on a cascade reaction that involves C-H activation and hydroalkoxylation using a silver triflate catalyst and PhI(OAc)2 as the stoichiometric oxidant.

Chem Comm paper
Posted in C-H activation, Methodology, One pot, Ring forming, Silver, Transition Metal | Leave a Comment »
Posted by naturalproductman on March 18, 2011
Qiao-Shen Hu and co-workers at CUNY have reported in Organic Letters on a one pot transformation that involves an Aldol condensation followed by a rhodium catalyzed coupling of the beta-hydroxy ketone with an arylboronic acid.

OL paper
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Posted by naturalproductman on January 27, 2011
Jinxing Ye and co-workers at East China University of Science and Technology have published on a one pot organocatalytic reaction to form oxazines. I guess one pot reactions are all the craze now:

OBC paper
Posted in Asymmetric, Cascade Reactions, Methodology, One pot, Organocatalytic | 1 Comment »
Posted by naturalproductman on January 26, 2011
Yen-Ho Chu and co-workers at the National Chung Cheng University in Taiwan have published in Organic Letters on a synthesis of luotonin. This compound has in vitro activity against murine leukemia P-388 cell line with an IC50 value of 6.3 micromolar.

OL paper
Posted in Alkaloids, Cancer, Cascade Reactions, leukemia, Methodology, One pot, Transition Metal, Ytterbium | Leave a Comment »