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1186                     Scheme 13.21. Juvabione Synthesis: E. J Bergner and G. Helmchen a

      CHAPTER 13                                                           OH
                                  A               B
      Multistep Syntheses                                                  C(CH OH) 2
                                                                               2
                              H             H  1)  (CH 3 O C) CHO CCH
                                1) LDA               2  2  2   3
                                                   NaH,1% Pd(OAc) , dppe
                                    I       O              2    HO
                             O 2)  CH 3
                        H              H       2)  LiAlH 4            H   1) NaIO
                                                                    CH         4
                             O        CH 3  O                         3     2)  CH N
                                                                                2 2
                                                                  D       C    3)  CH ONa
                                                                                    3
                                     E                   CO 2 CH 3  1)  Dess-Martin    CO 2 CH 3
                                    +
                                   H , H O  CH 3               2)   SCH 3
                                      2
                       (+)-threo-juvabione          H                      HO     H
                                                                           )
                       + 3% epijuvabione                        Ph P  CH(CH 3 2
                                            CH  SCH 3 CH 3        2             CH 3
                                              3
                                                                  O  n-BuLi
                       a. E. J. Bergner and G. Helmchen, J. Org. Chem., 65, 5072 (2000).
                       was introduced by a base-catalyzed opening of the epoxide to an allylic alcohol
                       (Step C-4), which then underwent oxidation with allylic transposition (Step D-1).
                           Several other syntheses of juvabione have also been completed. 23
                       13.2.2. Longifolene
                           Longifolene is a tricyclic sesquiterpene. It is a typical terpene hydrocarbon in
                       terms of the structural complexity. The synthetic challenge lies in construction of the
                       bicyclic ring system. Schemes 13.24 through 13.33 describe nine separate syntheses of
                       longifolene. We wish to particularly emphasize the methods for carbon-carbon bond
                       formation used in these syntheses. There are four stereogenic centers in longifolene,



                                  Scheme 13.22. Juvabione Synthesis. C. Fuganti and S. Serra a

                                      A                      B
                                                        CH  baker's          CH
                                 CH 3 1)  n-BuLi          3  yeast             3
                                     TMEDA
                       CH 2          2) DMF  O  CH                HO
                            H                    CH H       80:20 mixture  H  1)  PCC
                          CH 3                     3        purified as 3,5-  CH 3  2) (CH 3 2  2
                                                                                   ) CHCH MgBr
                                                            dinitrobenzoate  C   3) MCPBA
                                                            ester                  4)  LDA
                                                                                        CH
                                                                 D                        2
                                                       CO CH 3 1) PCC, TosOH
                                                         2
                                                              2) Ag O  CH 3              OH
                                      CH 3                       2                 H
                                                              3)  CH N     CH 3  OH  CH 3
                                          CH 3  O  CH H           2  2
                                                  3
                       a. C. Fuganti and S. Serra, J. Chem. Soc., Perkin Trans. 1, 97 (2000).

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