Archive for the ‘Cope rearrangement’ Category
Posted by naturalproductman on June 30, 2014
James Leighton and co-workers reported in JACS on a mechanistic study of a tandem Ireland Claisen/Cope rearrangement reaction to form some polycyclic rings.
JACS paper
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Posted by naturalproductman on September 25, 2011
Corey Stephenson and colleague at Boston University have reported in Organic Letters on an iridium catalyzed tandem reaction using visible light – the reaction forms a divinyl cyclopropane intermediate that undergoes a Cope rearrangement.
OL paper
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Posted by naturalproductman on January 31, 2011
Christoph Schneider and co-workers at Universitat Leipzig have published in Chem Comm on their total synthesis of vittatalactone, which involves an oxy-Cope rearrangement to place the carbons in the correct position with unsaturation followed by an asymmetric reduction to yield the methyls in the correct stereochemical arrangement.
Chem Comm paper
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Posted by naturalproductman on December 8, 2010
Cristina Nevado and co-workers from the Universitat Zurich in Switzerland have published in ACIEE on a gold catalyzed cycloheptannulation approach to accessing the seven membered ring in frondosin.
ACIEE paper
Posted in Cascade Reactions, Cope rearrangement, Gold, Methodology, Named Reactions, Ring expansion, Seven-Membered Rings, Transition Metal | Leave a Comment »
Posted by naturalproductman on August 12, 2010
Richmond Sarpong and Huw Davies teamed up to published in JACS on a [4+3] cycloaddition approach to synthesize barekoxide and barekol using a dirhodium catalyst.
JACS paper
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Posted by naturalproductman on June 29, 2010
Seven membered rings are hard to make but Vladimir Birman and co-workers at Washington University have published in Organic Letters on a [3,3] Cope rearrangement approach to access seven membered rings.
OL paper
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