Synthetic studies of antascomicin A: Construction of C1-C16 fragment
Jithender Reddy Vakiti, Subhash Ghosh
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Jithender Reddy Vakiti, Subhash Ghosh
Abstract
This communication describes the stereoselective synthesis of C1-C16 fragment of antascomicin A, a non-immunosuppressive immunophil-binding natural product. Evans aldol reaction was used extensively to install all the stereo centres present in the fragment. The hemikatel present in the fragment was synthesized via DMP-mediated oxidation of β-hydroxy amide followed by acid catalyzed hemiketalization.
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This communication describes the stereoselective synthesis of C1-C16 fragment of antascomicin A, a non-immunosuppressive immunophil-binding natural product. Evans aldol reaction was used extensively to install all the stereo centres present in the fragment. The hemikatel present in the fragment was synthesized via DMP-mediated oxidation of β-hydroxy amide followed by acid catalyzed hemiketalization.
Key concepts: Fragment (logic), Aldol reaction, Stereoselectivity, Amide, Natural product, Stereochemistry, Chemistry, Combinatorial chemistry