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Diastereoselectivity in Organometallic Additions to the Carbonyl Group of Protected Erythrulose Derivatives
1998
We have investigated a number of nucleophillic additions to L-erythrulose derivatives (4-12) bearing protective O-silyl, O-benzyl, and O-trityl groups in various relative positions. The results are discussed in the frame of chelated vs nonchelated transition states with additional support of previously published theoretical calculations. Sound evidence appears to exist for the formation of alpha-chelates as the key intermediates in nucleophillic additions to these alpha,beta-dioxygenated ketones. Since such evidence is still lacking in the case of beta-chelates, proposals of their intermediacy have been relegated in favor of the more solid Felkin-Anh model, which predicts the same stereoche…
Ringoffene Serotonin-Analoga, 2. Mitt.1) Synthese von 3-(2-Aminophenyl)-propanamin- und 1-(N-Piperidino)-3-(2-aminophenyl)-3-oxo-propan-Derivaten
1983
Die Darstellung der Titelverbindungen gelingt via Mannich-Reaktion beim Einsatz geeignet substituierter Acetophenone. Die Gewinnung von 2 und seiner Derivate erfordert zusatzlich die nachfolgende durchgreifende Hydrierung der Carbonylgruppe der entsprechenden Mannichbasen. Ring-Opened Analogues of Serotonine, II: Synthesis of 3-(2-Aminophenyl)propanamine and 1-(Piperidin-1-yl)-3-(2-aminophenyl)propan-3-one and Their Derivatives The synthesis of the title compounds was achieved by Mannich reaction of suitably substituted acetophenones. The preparation of 3-(2-aminophenyl)propanamine and its derivatives requires complete hydrogenation of the carbonyl group of the Mannich bases.
ChemInform Abstract: Diastereoselectivity in Organometallic Additions to the Carbonyl Group of Protected Erythrulose Derivatives.
2010
We have investigated a number of nucleophillic additions to l-erythrulose derivatives (4−12) bearing protective O-silyl, O-benzyl, and O-trityl groups in various relative positions. The results are discussed in the frame of chelated vs nonchelated transition states with additional support of previously published theoretical calculations. Sound evidence appears to exist for the formation of α-chelates as the key intermediates in nucleophillic additions to these α,β-dioxygenated ketones. Since such evidence is still lacking in the case of β-chelates, proposals of their intermediacy have been relegated in favor of the more solid Felkin−Anh model, which predicts the same stereochemical result. …