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Scheme 8.2. (Continued)                                   689

                                                           CH                               SECTION 8.1
                                                       CH    3  O
                        11 k      CH 3                   3          C H                     Organocopper
                                                                     2 5
                              CH 3   O     C 2 5         O  CH O  CH                         Intermediates
                                            H
                                O   O  CH                    3   3 O  CH 3
                                 CH 3   3
                                         O    Me CuLi
                                                2
                                             BF , –78°C  CH 3  H  O
                                               3
                                   H    O                CH 3  O
                             CH 3                                  CH 3
                                 CH 3  O  CH                  CH 3    80%
                                     CH 3   3
                        12 l      O                           O
                                      CH 3  CH 2  CHCu, LiI,      CH 3
                                               Bu P
                                                 3
                                                                  CH  CH
                                              –78°C                     2
                           O    H  CH OCH 3            O    H  CH OCH 3
                                                                  2
                                      2
                              O                           O           95%
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              In Entry 3, the trans stereochemistry arises at the stage of the protonation of the
              enolate. Entry 4 gives rise to a cis ring juncture, as does the corresponding carbocyclic
              compound. 59  Models suggest that this is the result of a steric differentiation arising
              from the axial hydrogens on the  -face of the molecule.




                                       CH 3  N           O
                                              H
                                                  H
                                               H

              Entries 5 to 9 illustrate some of the modified reagents and catalytic procedures.
              Entry 5 uses a phosphine-stabilized reagent, whereas Entry 6 includes BF . Entry 7
                                                                           3
              involves use of TMS-Cl. Entries 8 and 9 involve cyanocuprates. In Entry 9, the furan
              ring is closed by a Mukaiyama-aldol reaction subsequent to the conjugate addition
              (Section 2.1.4).
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