diastereoselective construction of remote stereocenters...
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Diastereoselective Construction of Remote Stereocenters:The use of Chiral Allylstannes & Claisen Rearrangements
Scott PetersonEvans' Group Friday Seminar
May 24, 2002
R R'
XY
01-Title 5/24/02 11:03 AM
Synthetic Strategies for the Construction of Remote Stereogenic Centers Across a Double Bond
Coupling of Chiral Fragments
Asymmetric Induction by Reagent Control
Asymmetric Induction by Substrate Control
Chirality Transfer Methodology
Useful references:
Warren, S. Perkin I. 1999, 1899
Thomas, E.J. Chemtracts. 1994, 7, 207
02-Overview 5/23/02 5:47 PM
Synthetic Strategies for the Construction of Remote Stereogenic Centers Across a Double Bond
Coupling of Chiral Fragments
Asymmetric Induction by Reagent Control
Asymmetric Induction by Substrate Control
Chirality Transfer Methodology
Danishefsky, S.J. ACIEE 1996, 35, 2801
Me
OP
MeOP'
OMeMeO
S
N
MeOAc
I
Me
Me
OP
OP'
S
N
Me
i) 9-BBNii) PdCl2(dppf)2, Cs2CO3, Ph3As
Epothilone AOMe
OMeOAc
Me
03-Overview-Coupling-1 5/23/02 5:47 PM
Synthetic Strategies for the Construction of Remote Stereogenic Centers Across a Double Bond
Corey, E.J. J. Am. Chem Soc. 1987, 109, 7925
Coupling of Chiral Fragments
Asymmetric Induction by Reagent Control
Asymmetric Induction by Substrate Control
Chirality Transfer Methodology
O
O
THPO
O
OH
O
THPO
O
9:1
N B
O
H PhPh
CH3
BH3•THF
04-Overview-Reagent-1 5/23/02 5:47 PM
Synthetic Strategies for the Construction of Remote Stereogenic Centers Across a Double Bond
Coupling of Chiral Fragments
Asymmetric Induction by Reagent Control
Asymmetric Induction by Substrate Control
Chirality Transfer Methodology
Evans, D.A. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2002, 124, 5654
Xp
OO
Me Me
OHMeOTBS
OPMB
Xp
OO
Me Me
OHMeOTBS
OPMB
13 913 9
N O
Me
OOO
Bn
Me
O
H
MeOTBS
OPMB
O
H
MeOTBS
OPMB
Cy2BCl, EtNMe2-78 °C
diastereoselection 55:45 diastereoselection 92:8
05-Overview-Substrate-1 5/23/02 5:49 PM
Synthetic Strategies for the Construction of Remote Stereogenic Centers Across a Double Bond
Coupling of Chiral Fragments
Asymmetric Induction by Reagent Control
Asymmetric Induction by Substrate Control
Chirality Transfer Methodology
Mikami, K. J. Org. Chem. 1992, 57, 6105
OTBDPS
CH3
MeO2COTBDPS
OH CH3
MeO2CCHOSnCl4, -78 oC
O
H
TBDPSO
H
CH3
HH
OMeO SnCl4
1,5 syn:anti 94:676% yield
06-Overview-Substrate-2 5/23/02 5:57 PM
Synthetic Strategies for the Construction of Remote Stereogenic Centers Across a Double Bond
Coupling of Chiral Fragments
Asymmetric Induction by Reagent Control
Asymmetric Induction by Substrate Control
Chirality Transfer Methodology
Bu3Sn
OBn
i.) SnCl4, 5 min, -78 oC
ii.) PhCHO, 1 hour
Ph
OH
OBn
1,5 syn:anti >98:2Z olefin formed exclusively
90% yield
Thomas, E.J. Tetrahedron Lett. 1990, 31, 6239
07-Overview-Substrate-3 5/23/02 6:01 PM
SnCl4 Catalyzed Allylstannane Reactions
SnCl4, -78 oC
Keck, G.E. Tetrahedron Lett. 1984, 25, 3927Keck, G.E. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1989, 111, 8136Denmark, S.E. J. Am. Chem Soc. 1988, 110, 984
R
OH
CH3
Bu3Sn CH3
RCHO
syn and anti
R CH3
OH
E and ZR and S
Bu3Sn CH3
SnCl4
CH3
Cl3Sn
Cl3Sn CH3
RCHO RCHO RCHO
R
OH
CH3
R CH3
OH
R
OH
CH3
O
SnBu3H3C
H
RO
SnCl3H
R
CH3
08-SnCl4 Cat allylstannane 5/23/02 6:06 PM
1,5-Asymmetric Induction Using 4-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
Bu3Sn
OBn
i.) SnCl4, 5min, -78 oC
ii.) RCHO, 1 hourR
OH
OBn
1,5 syn favored
Aldehydes Yield
PhCHO
p-ClC6H4CHO
p-NO2C6H4CHO
p-MeOC6H4CHO
furfural
CH3CH2CH2CHO
(CH3)2CHCHO
(CH2)5CHCHO
PhCH=CHCHO
MeO2CCHO
90
77
77
77
72
84
84
78
64
68
1,5 syn : anti
98 : 2
94 : 6
95 : 5
97 : 3
95 : 5
95 : 5
93 : 7
92 : 8
95 : 5
95 : 5
Thomas, E.J. Tetrahedron Lett. 1990, 31, 6239Thomas, E.J. Chemtracts 1994, 7, 207
09-initial allylstannane 1,5 5/23/02 6:08 PM
Mechanism for 1,5 Induction with 4-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
i.) SnCl4, -78 oC
Thomas, E.J. Tetrahedron Lett. 1990, 31, 6239
Bu3Snii.) RCHO
SnCl4
CH3
OBnR
OH
CH3
OBn
syn : anti >95:5
Bu3SnCH3
OBn Cl3Sn OBn
CH3
R
OH
CH3
OBn
RCHO
SnO
H
R
OBn
H
H CH3
ClCl
Cl
SnO
H
R
OBn
H
H CH3
ClCl
Cl
RCHOH2O
10-1,5 mechanism 1 5/23/02 6:09 PM
Mechanism for 1,5 Induction with 4-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
Thomas, E.J. Chem. Commun. 1998, 8, 899
SnCl4Bu3SnCH3
OBn Cl3Sn OBn
CH3
Ph3SnCH3
OBn
i) SnCl4, -78 oC, 5 min
ii) PhLi
iii.)
H3C CH3
OBn
Ph3Sn
Ph3Sn OBn
CH3H3C
H3C CH3
H
HO
H3C H
H
CH3
O
Ph3SnLi
Ph3SnLi
H3C CH3
SnPh3
OH
H3C CH3
OH
Ph3Sn
H3C CH3
OH
Ph3Sn
H3C CH3
SnPh3
OH
NaH, BnBr
NaH, BnBr
N N
H H
11-1,5 mecanism allyltintric 5/23/02 6:11 PM
Mechanism for 1,5 Induction with 4-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
Thomas, E.J. Chem. Commun. 1998, 8, 899
SnCl4Bu3SnCH3
OBn Cl3Sn OBn
CH3
Bu3Sn
OBn
H CH3
Cl3Sn
Cl
H
Cl
Favored: A1,3 minimized
H3C HH
OBn
Bu3Sn
Cl3Sn
Cl
ClA1,3
Disfavored
12-1,5 mecanism form allyltin 5/23/02 6:13 PM
Mechanism for 1,5 Induction with 4-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
Thomas, E.J. Chem. Commun. 1998, 8, 899
Cl3Sn OBn
CH3
R
OH
CH3
OBn
RCHO SnO
H
R
OBn
H
H CH3
ClCl
Cl
Cl3Sn OCH3HO
OCH3 HO OCH3
SnO
H
H
OCH3
ClCl
Cl
H
CH2O
SnO
H
H
H
Cl ClCl
OCH3
∆E = 1.9 kcal•mol-1 ∆E = 12.0 kcal•mol-1
2.222
2.380
2.370
2.182
2.374
3.297
favored
(GAUSSIAN94 Calculation, split valence basis)
13-1,5 mecanism calculations 5/23/02 6:15 PM
1,5-Asymmetric Induction Using 5-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
Bu3Sn
CH3
i.) SnCl4, 5min, -78 oC
ii.) RCHO, 1 hourR
OH
CH3
Aldehydes Yield
PhCHO
p-ClC6H4CHO
p-MeOC6H4CHO
CH3CH2CHO
(CH3)2CHCHO
86
67
65
70
81
1,5-anti : 1,5 syn
96 : 4
96 : 4
96 : 4
95 : 5
95 : 5
Thomas, E.J. Synlett 1992, 585
OBn OBn
1,5 anti
14-init 5-o-allylstannane 1,5 5/23/02 8:06 PM
1,5-Asymmetric Induction Using 5-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
Bu3Sn
CH3
i.) SnCl4, 5min, -78 oC
ii.) RCHO, 1 hourR
OH
CH3
Thomas, E.J. Synlett 1992, 585
OBn OBn
1,5 anti
SnCl4Bu3Sn
CH3
R
OH
CH3
RCHO
SnO
H
R
HH3C
ClCl
Cl
RCHOH2O
OBnOBn
Cl3Sn OBn
CH3
BnOSn
O
H
R
HH3C
ClCl
Cl
BnO
15-mech 5-o-allylstan 1,5 5/23/02 8:07 PM
1,5-Asymmetric Induction Using 5-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
Bu3Sn
CH3
i.) Lewis Acid, -78 oC
ii.) PhCHO, -78 oCPh
OH
CH3
Lewis Acids Yield
SnCl4BuSnCl3SnBr4
Bu2SnCl2TiCl4BF3•OEt2AlCl3•i-PrOH
86
40
75
low
low
low
low
1,5-anti : 1,5 syn
96 : 4
95 : 5
99 : 1
--
--
--
--
Thomas, E.J. Synlett 1992, 585
OBn OBn
1,5 anti
16-LA Screen 5-o-allylstan 1,5 5/23/02 8:07 PM
1,5-Asymmetric Induction Using 5-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
Bu3Sn
CH3
i.) SnCl4, -78 oC
ii.) PhCHO, -78 oCPh
OH
CH3
R Yield
p-MeOC6H4CH2
MOM
SEM
SiMe2tBu
SiPh2tBu
80
66
71
60
61
1,5-anti : 1,5 syn
80 : 20
81 : 19
80 : 20
Thomas, E.J. Tetrahedron Lett. 1993, 34, 3933
OR OR
1,5 anti
95 : 5
93 : 7
17-OP - 5-o-allylstan 1,5-cor 5/24/02 8:45 AM
1,5-Asymmetric Induction Using 5-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
Bu3Sn
CH3
i.) SnCl4, -78 oC
ii.) RCHO, -78 oCR
OH
CH3
Thomas, E.J. Perkin Trans. I ,1993, 2863
OP OP
1,5 anti : syn >99:1yield >70%
CH3
CH3
P=MOM, H, Bn R=Ph, Aliphatic
H CH3
OBnCl3Sn
Bu3Sn
H3CH3C
H CH3
OBnCl3Sn
Bu3Sn
E-isomer Z-isomer
E or Z
18-2 sub 5-o-allylstan 1,5 5/24/02 8:42 AM
1,5-Asymmetric Induction with Imines
Bu3Sn
OBn
i.) SnCl4, -78 oC
ii.)
Yield
CHPh2
CMe2Ph
OBn
(1)
ent - (1)
79
75
67
72
73
anti : syn
90 : 10
90 : 10
90 : 10
90 : 10
96 : 4
Thomas, E.J. Chem. Commun. 1995, 6, 657Thomas, E.J. Tetrahedron. Assym. 1995, 4, 2575
BuO2C
NX BuO2C
HN OBnX
1,5 anti, E olefin
X
BuO2C
N
Me
Ph
(1)
Mismatched
Matched
19-initial 1,5 4-O imine 5/23/02 8:15 PM
1,5-Asymmetric Induction with Imines
Bu3Sn
OBn
i.) SnCl4, -78 oC
ii.)
Thomas, E.J. Chem .Commun. 1995, 6, 657
BuO2C
NRr BuO2C
HN OBnR
1,5 anti, E olefin
Cl3Sn OBn
CH3
BuO2C
N
CH3
Ph
N
SnCl3
BuO2C OBnH
Me
H
Ph
CH3Cl3Sn OBn
CH3H
NCO2BuHH
H3C
Ph
20-mech 1,5 4-O imine 5/23/02 8:15 PM
Limitations of the Allylstannane Chemistry
i.) SnCl4, -78 oC
Thomas, E.J. Tet rahedron Assym. 1995, 6, 2579
Bu3Snii.) PhCHO
SnCl4
CH3
OTBSPh
OH
CH3
OTBS
Bu3SnCH3
OTBS Cl3Sn OTBS
CH3
R
OH
CH3
OTBS
RCHO
Ph CH3
HO OTBS
1: 2 product ratio
SnCl4
CH3
OTBS
Cl3Sn
H SnCl3O
H
Ph
OTBS
CH3
H
RCHO
Ph CH3
HO OTBS
21-1,5 limitations, TBS-1 5/23/02 8:17 PM
Limitations of the Allylstannane Chemistry
Yield
CHPh2
(S)-CHMePh
(R)-CHMePh
CHPh2
(S)-CHMePh
(R)-CHMePh
79
73
72
74
76
93
1,5-anti : 1,5 syn
90 : 10
96 : 4
90 : 10
25 : 75
25 : 75
33 : 67
Thomas, E.J. Tet rahedron Assym. 1995, 6, 2579
Bn
Bn
Bn
TBS
TBS
TBS
i.) SnCl4, -78 oCBu3Sn
ii.)
CH3
ORBuO2C CH3
NHX OR
N
BuO2C
X BuO2C CH3
NHX OR
1,5-anti 1,5-syn
Imine (X)Stannane (R)
22-1,5 limitations, TBS-2 5/23/02 8:19 PM
Limitations of the Allylstannane Chemistry
Yield
CHPh2
(S)-CHMePh
(R)-CHMePh
CHPh2
(S)-CHMePh
(R)-CHMePh
78
82
73
77
80
74
1,5 syn : 1,5-anti
95 : 5
98 : 2
90 : 10
80 : 20
67 : 33
75 : 25
Thomas, E.J. Tetrahedron Assym. 1995, 6, 2579
Bn
Bn
Bn
SiMe2tBu
SiMe2tBu
SiMe2tBu
i.) SnCl4, -78 oC
ii.) BuO2C CH3
NHX OR
N
BuO2C
X BuO2C CH3
NHX OR
1,5-anti1,5-syn
Imine (X)Stannane (R)
Bu3Sn
CH3
OR
23-1,5 limitations, TBS-3 5/23/02 8:24 PM
1,5-Asymmetric Induction with 4/5-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
Bu3Sn
CH3
i.) Lewis Acid, -78 oC
ii.) RCHO, -78 oCR
OH
CH3
OP OP
1,5 anti selective, Z olefin
R'
Bu3Sn
OP
i.) Lewis Acid, -78 oCR
OH
OP
1,5 syn selective, Z olefin
ii.) RCHO, -78 oC
SnCl4 or SnBr4
Chelating protecting group on oxygen is necessary Other heteroatoms are also effective (N, S)
2-Substitution on the olefin is acceptable SM olefin geometry is not important
High selectivities for a range of aldehydes and imines Generally >95:5 diastereoselctivity
R'
24-general 1,5 aldehyde 4,5-O 5/24/02 8:43 AM
1,6-Asymmetric Induction Using 5-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
Bu3Sni.) SnBr4, 10 min, -78 oC
ii.) R'CHO, 1 hourR'
OH
Thomas, E.J. Tet rahedron Lett. 1993, 24, 3935
CH3 CH3
1,6 syn >90:10yields >70%
OR OR
R=Me, H R'=aromatic, aliphatic
(3:2 E:Z)
SnBr4 RCHO
SnO
H
R
ClCl
Cl
RCHOH2O
Br3Sn OH
O
Bu3Sn CH3
OH
CH3
H
Br3Sn
H
CH3O
H HH3C
HSn
O
H
R
ClCl
Cl
O
HH3C
H
R'
OH
CH3
OR
25-init 5-o-allylstannane 1,6 5/23/02 8:27 PM
1,7-Asymmetric Induction Using 6-Alkoxy-allylstannanes
Bu3Sni.) SnBr4, 10 min, -78 oC
ii.) RCHO, 1 hourR
OH
Thomas, E.J. Chem. Commun. 1994, 3, 283
1,7 syn >90:10yield >50%
OH
CH3
OH
Bu3SnCH3
OHBr3Sn
OH
CH3
SnBr4 RCHO
R
OH
CH3
OH
Sn OHOBr Br
Br
H3C
H
RSn OHO
Br BrBr
H3C
H
RBr3Sn O CH3
H
R=aromatic, aliphatic
26-mech 6-o-allylstan 1,7 5/23/02 8:28 PM
Synthetic Strategies for the Construction of Remote Stereogenic Centers Across a Double Bond
Coupling of Chiral Fragments
Asymmetric Induction by Reagent Control
Asymmetric Induction by Substrate Control
Chirality Transfer Methodology
Ph
OBn
O
O
OP
Ph OCH3
OBn OP
O
I
OP OP OP
OP
OP
i) LiHMDS, TMSClii) TMSCHN2, MeOH
C1 - C16 - Amphidinol 3
27-Overview-Transfer 5/23/02 8:30 PM
2-Step 1,8-Asymmetric Induction via Chirality Transfer (Ireland-Claisen Rearrangement)
Thomas, E.J. Tetrahedron Lett. 1999, 40, 471
OH
CH3
OSEM
1,5 syn : anti 96:4
O
CH3
OSEM
O
BnO
[3,3]CH3
OSEM
CH3O
O
OBn
CH3
OSEMO
HTMSO
BnO
H
1,8 anti
28-initial 1,8 5/23/02 8:37 PM
2-Step 1,8-Asymmetric Induction Synthesis of (±)-Patulolide
Thomas, E.J. Tetrahedron Lett. 1999, 40, 471
OH
CH3
OSEM
1,5 syn : anti 96:477% from (±)-stannane
O
CH3
OSEM
O
BnO
CH3
OSEM
CH3O
O
OBn
1,8 anti : syn 86:14
BnOCH2COCl
Et3N, DMAP84%
i) LiHMDS, -78 oC
ii) TMSCl, -78 to RTiii)TMSCHN2
80%
i)
ii) H2 / Pdiii) TBDPSCl, imid
71%
CH3O CH3
OSEM
OTBDPS
ON N
H H
O
O
OH
H3C
29-1,8-claisen-pat-1 5/24/02 8:47 AM
CH3O CH3
OSEM
OTBDPS
O i) DIBAl-H
ii) Swerniii) PH3P=CHCO2Me
72%
CH3
OSEM
OTBDPS
MeO2C
i) MgBr2, BuSH, K2CO3ii) LiOH, MeOH-H2O
81%
CH3
OH
OTBDPS
HO2C
i) , Et3N
ii) DMAP, ∆ (separate isomers)iii) TBAF, THF
27%
O
O
OH
H3C
(±)-Patulolide
15 steps from stannane
Cl
OCl
ClCl
1,8 syn:anti 86:14
2-Step 1,8-Asymmetric Induction Synthesis of (±)-Patulolide
Thomas, E.J. Tetrahedron Lett. 1999, 40, 471
O
O
OH
H3C
30-1,8-claisen-pat-2 5/24/02 8:49 AM
2-Step 1,8-Asymmetric Induction via Chirality Transfer (2,3 Wittig Rearrangement)
Thomas, E.J. Tet rahedron Lett. 1999, 40, 475
OH
CH3
OSEM
1,5 syn : anti 96:4
O
CH3
OSEM
CH3
OSEMOH
1,8 syn : anti 90:10
PhPh
NaH, cinnamyl-Br
Bu4NI
70% 74%
-78 oC
n-BuLi
CH3
OSEM
OH
Ph
H
31-1,8-wittig-1 5/23/02 8:40 PM
2-Step 1,8-Asymmetric InductionSynthesis of (±)-Epipatulolide
Thomas, E.J. Tet rahedron Lett. 1999, 40, 475
i) SmI2ii) O3, DMSiii) PH3P=CHCO2Me
34%
CH3
OSEM
OTBDPS
MeO2C
22 %
O
O
OH
H3C
(±)-Epipatulolide
14 steps from stannane
PhCH3
OOTBDPS
OSEM
CH3
OSEMOH
Ph
5 steps
i) VO(acac)2, tBuOOH
ii) TBDPSCl, imid
iii)N N
H H1,8 syn : anti
90 : 10
32-1,8-wittig-2 5/23/02 8:42 PM
2-Step 1,8-Asymmetric Induction Syntheses of Epothilones B and D
Thomas, E.J. Tetrahedron Lett. 2001, 42, 8373
IOO
DMPU, nBuLi
CH3
PhSO2
OO
CH3
SO2Ph
i) Amberlyst
ii) TBDMSCl, imidiii) Bu3SnH
TBSO
OH
CH3
SnBu3
1:1 E:Z
86 %53 %
i) SnBr4
ii)
H CH3
O
Me OH
CH3
1,6 anti 85:1560% of desired
OH
HO
iii) TBAF
CH3 O
CH3
O
O
i)
MeO OMe
ii) O
HOOPMB
O
OPMB
DIC, DMAP
66 %
33-Epothilone-1 5/23/02 8:42 PM
2-Step 1,8-Asymmetric Induction Syntheses of Epothilones B and D
Thomas, E.J. Tet rahedron Lett. 2001, 42, 8373
Me O
Me
O
O
O
OPMB
i) LiHMDS, TMSCl
ii) TMSCHN2
Me
O
O
Me
CO2Me
OPMB
i) MCPBAii) H2/PtO2iii)KSeCN
78 %
Me
O
O
OPMBMe
CO2Me
i) DDQ
ii) LiAlH4iii) NaIO4, NaBH4
68 %
46 %
Me
O
O
Me
OH
O
Me
Me
Me
OH
MeS
N
Me
O O
OH
34-Epothilone-2 5/23/02 8:45 PM
1,9-Relationship Constructed by 1,7 InductionFollowed by a Claisen Rearrangement
Bu3Sn
i.) SnBr4, 10min, -78 oC
ii.) PhCHO, 1 hour
Ph
OH
Thomas, E.J. Tetrahedron. 1999, 55, 3723
1,7 syn 90:10yield 64%
OHOH
i) TBDPSCl, imidii) NaH, PMBCliii) TBAFiiii) Ac2O, NEt3
Ph
OPMB
O
49 %
i) LDA, TBSCl
ii) CH2N2Ph
OPMB
OCH3
OCH3
73 %1,9 anti:syn 90:1060% ee
CH3
CH3
CH3
60% ee
CH3
O
35-initial 1,9 5/23/02 8:56 PM
Fe(CO)3 Complexes as Chiral Transfer Groups
Takemoto, Y. Chem. Commun. 2000, 15, 1445
R'
R
HO
FeOC
COCO
R'FeOC
COCO
R
HOOO
R'FeOC
COCOR
HO
OH
[1,3]
RR'
OH
OH
1,8 anti diol
Fe(CO)3 moiety shifts to the electron deficient olefin
Hydride is delivered from opposite face of Fe complex
[R] H
[O]
base
36-FeCO3 1,3 shift initial 5/23/02 8:57 PM
Fe(CO)3 Complexes as Chiral Transfer Groups: Formal Synthesis of Epipatulolide
Takemoto, Y. Chem. Commun. 2000, 15, 1445
HH3C
TBSO
FeOC
COCO
H3C
TBSO
OH
H3C
OTBS
OH
HH3C
TBSO
O
O
OPMB
HWE
54%
i) KHMDS
ii) NaBH4
51%
i) H2O2, NaOHii) H2, Pt
OPMB
OPMB
H3C
OH
OTBDPS
CO2Me i) TBDPSCl, imid
ii) DDQiii) Swerniv) Ph3P=CHCO2Mev) AcOH, THF, H2O
24 %
O
O
OH
H3C
Epipatulolide C
>98:2 dr86%ee
Thomas, E.J. Tetrahedron Lett. 1999, 40, 475
89%
FeOC
COCO Fe
OCCO
CO
86% ee
15 steps from aldehyde
37-FeCO3 1,3 shift epipat 5/23/02 9:01 PM
Fe(CO)3 Complexes as Chiral Transfer Groups
Ley, S.V. Perkin Trans. I 1997, 3299
R CH3
OO Fe2(CO)9
RH
CH3
OO
O
Fe(CO)3
HR
CH3
OO
O
Fe(CO)3
HR
CH3
OHO
O
Fe(CO)3
R''
X2AlR''
endo : exo 4:1
dr >99:1yield >70%
CH3
OH
R''R
Fe(CO)3
X2AlR'' = Me3AlEt3AlBu3Al
AlMe2Bu
BuAlMe2
Ba(OH)2, MeOH
38-Ley-1,5 5/23/02 9:02 PM
Possibility for 1,10-Asymmetric Combining the Work of Ley and Takemoto
OFe2(CO)9
Ba(OH)2, MeOH
R
OP
CH3
O
R
OH
OP
CH3
OR
PO
FeOC
COCO
CH3
OR
PO O
O
Fe(CO)3
39-Ley-1,5-PROP 5/23/02 9:04 PM
Possibility for 1,10-Asymmetric Induction Using Fe(CO)3 Complexes
CH3
O
C5H11
TBSO
CH3
OH
C5H11
TBSO
H
C5H11CH3
TBSO
OH
KHMDS
70 %
NaBH4
72 %
(S)
Stereochemistry determined by Mosher Ester Analysis
i) H2O2, NaOH
89 %
ii) H2, Pt
Takemoto, Y. Chem. Commun. 2000, 15, 1445
CH3
OC5H11
TBSO
FeOC
COCO
FeOC
COCO
FeOC
COCO
40-1,10-proposal-1 5/23/02 9:04 PM
Synthetic Strategies for the Construction of Remote Stereogenic Centers Across a Double Bond
Coupling of Chiral Fragments
Asymmetric Induction by Reagent Control
Asymmetric Induction by Substrate Control
Chirality Transfer Methodology
Bu3Sn
i.) SnCl4, 5min, -78 oC
ii.) RCHO, 1 hour R
OH
CH3 CH3
OR
n
OR
n
1,5 to 1,9Induction
R'
R
HO
FeOC
COCO
O
RR'
OH
OH
i.) B-
ii) [R]iii.) [O]
1,8 & 1,10Induction
41-Summary 5/23/02 9:05 PM