SYNTHETIC STUDIES ON THE POLYENE MACROLIDE ANTIBIOTICS - DEVELOPMENT OF SYN-1,3-DIOL AND ANTI-1,3-DIOL SUBUNITS AND ASSEMBLY OF THE POLYACETATE REGION OF AMPHOTERICIN-B
Gj. Mcgarvey et al., SYNTHETIC STUDIES ON THE POLYENE MACROLIDE ANTIBIOTICS - DEVELOPMENT OF SYN-1,3-DIOL AND ANTI-1,3-DIOL SUBUNITS AND ASSEMBLY OF THE POLYACETATE REGION OF AMPHOTERICIN-B, Journal of organic chemistry, 60(24), 1995, pp. 7778-7790
The synthesis of syn- and anti-1,3-diol subunits from thiol ester oxaz
oline 4 has been described. The key features of these synthetic sequen
ces include the stereodivergent allylation of an asymmetric beta-amino
aldehyde (7) and the stereospecific transformation of a vicinal amino
alcohol to an epoxide. The resultant diasteromeric silyl-protected ep
oxy alcohols (10s and 10a) serve as convenient precursors to the isome
ric diol aldehyde derivatives 13, 13-ent, and 16. One of these fragmen
ts, compound 13, has been exploited in a highly convergent synthesis o
f the C1-C13 polyacetate segment of amphotericin B.