Synthesis of the Phormidolide A Macrocycle Supports the Proposed Configurational Reassignment

We describe the successful synthesis of the phormidolide A macrocycle as a crucial step toward its total synthesis and configurational assignment. Exhaustive exploration of macrocyclization strategies revealed the detrimental effects of a bulky protecting group on the C17 hydroxyl function, leading to the successful use of a C17 <i>p</i>-methoxybenzyloxymethyl (PMBM) ether in the macrolactonization reaction. Further elaboration of the macrocycle with a truncated C18-C23 side chain afforded an advanced C1-C23 fragment of phormidolide A. Detailed comparison of spectroscopic data with those of phormidolide A supports the proposed configurational reassignment.

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Organic Letters
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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.orglett.4c03171
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Synthetic Organic Chemistry Methods
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Synthesis of the Phormidolide A Macrocycle Supports the Proposed Configurational Reassignment

Robert Britton, Ian Paterson, Garrett Muir, Nelson Y. S. Lam
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Synthesis of the Phormidolide A Macrocycle Supports the Proposed Configurational Reassignment

Robert Britton, Ian Paterson, Garrett Muir, Nelson Y. S. Lam
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We describe the successful synthesis of the phormidolide A macrocycle as a crucial step toward its total synthesis and configurational assignment. Exhaustive exploration of macrocyclization strategies revealed the detrimental effects of a bulky protecting group on the C17 hydroxyl function, leading to the successful use of a C17 <i>p</i>-methoxybenzyloxymethyl (PMBM) ether in the macrolactonization reaction. Further elaboration of the macrocycle with a truncated C18-C23 side chain afforded an advanced C1-C23 fragment of phormidolide A. Detailed comparison of spectroscopic data with those of phormidolide A supports the proposed configurational reassignment.

Organic LettersVol. 26(40)
Simon Fraser University (CA), University of Victoria (CA), University of Cambridge (GB), Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté (FR)
Woolf Fisher Trust, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada
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Synthetic Organic Chemistry Methods
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