Total Syntheses of HMP-Y1, Hibarimicinone, and HMP-P1
| Title: | Total Syntheses of HMP-Y1, Hibarimicinone, and HMP-P1 |
| Author: |
Liau, Brian Bor-Jen; Milgram, Benjamin Charles; Shair, Matthew David
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| Citation: | Liau, Brian B., Benjamin C. Milgram, Matthew D. Shair. 2012. Total syntheses of HMP-Y1, hibarimicinone, and HMP-P1. Journal of the American Chemical Society 134(40): 16765–16772. |
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| Abstract: | Total syntheses of HMP-Y1, atrop-HMP-Y1, hibarimicinone, atrop-hibarimicinone, and HMP-P1 are described using a two-directional synthesis strategy. A novel benzyl fluoride Michael–Claisen reaction sequence was developed to construct the complete carbon skeleton of HMP-Y1 and atrop-HMP-Y1 via a symmetrical, two-directional, double annulation. Through efforts to convert HMP-Y1 derivatives to hibarimicinone and HMP-P1, a biomimetic mono-oxidation to desymmetrize protected HMP-Y1 was realized. A two-directional unsymmetrical double annulation and biomimetic etherification were developed to construct the polycyclic and highly-oxidized skeleton of hibarimicinone, atrop-hibarimicinone, and HMP-P1. The use of a racemic biaryl precursor allowed for the synthesis of both hibarimicinone atropisomers and provides the first confirmation of the structure of atrop-hibarimicinone. Additionally, this work documents the first reported full characterization of atrop-hibarimicinone, HMP-Y1, atrop-HMP-Y1, and HMP-P1. Lastly, a pH-dependent rotational barrier about the C2–C2' bond of hibarimicinone was discovered, which provides valuable information necessary to achieve syntheses of the glycosylated congeners of hibarimicinone. |
| Published Version: | doi:10.1021/ja307207q |
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