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An enantioselective synthesis of the resorcylic acid lactone L-783,277 via addition of an acetylide anion to a tethered Weinreb amide

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Lin, Andrew
Willis, Anthony
Banwell, Martin

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Treatment of the terminal acetylene 12, readily obtained from the previously reported acid 10, with LiHMDS resulted in a novel macrocyclization reaction to give the cycloalkyne 13. Subjection of compound 13 to hydrogenation under Lindlar-type conditions afforded the Z-configured enone 14 that could be converted into the resorcylic acid lactone 4 upon treatment with BCl3 in CH2Cl2 at -78°C.

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Heterocycles

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2037-12-31