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in promoting coupling of saturated primary bromides and iodides with alkenyl and   735
              aryl stannanes. 206
                                                                                            SECTION 8.2
                                               2.5 mol %                                 Reactions Involving
                                              [allyl Pd Cl] 2                             Organopalladium
                 Z(CH ) Br  +    Bu SnAr-Y              Z(CH )  Ar -Y       P(N   ) 2        Intermediates
                                                            2 n
                                   3
                    2 n
                                              10% E
               Z = CO C H ,     Y = CH 3,  CH 3 O  2.4 eq NH F  57–72%
                                                     4
                    2 2 5
                CN, THPO,          CF , F                                  E
                                     3
                 CH  = CH
                   2
                  n = 3,4
                 Z(CH ) Br  + Bu Sn           2.5 mol %   Z(CH 2 )n
                                3
                    2 n
                                      (CH )      X  [allyl Pd Cl] 2  (CH ) X
                                         2 m
                                                                        2 m
                Z = CO C H                    15% E
                     2 2 5
               CN, PhCH O,       X = THPO,    1.9 eq NH F
                       2
              2–(1,3-dioxolanyl)  CH CO 2            4              60 – 74%
                                    3
                  n = 2,4          m = 2,3
                  The Stille reaction has been successfully applied to a number of macrocyclic ring
              closures. 207  In a synthesis of amphidinolide A, the two major fragments were coupled via
              a selective Stille reaction, presumably governed by steric factors. After deprotection the
              ring was closed by coupling the second vinyl stannane group with an allylic acetate. 208
                      OTES                             OTES        OAc
                                     OAc
                TESO                             TESO
                           SnBu 3                           SnBu 3  1) PPTS, CH OH
                                                                            3
              TESO                      Pd (dba) 3  TESO    CH        2) Pd 2 (dba) 3
                                         2
                              +  CH 3    AsPh 3               3
                                                                  O    AsPh 3
                                 I     O  60°C                          LiCl
              TESO          SnBu 3             TESO
                                                                O       OH
                                     O                       CH 3
                                  CH 3
                                                        51%        HO
                                                                  HO
                                                                            CH
                                                                              3
                                                                                  O
                                                                  HO
                                                                                 O
                                                                             CH 3
                                                                         42%
              A similar cross-coupling reaction was used for macrocylization in the synthesis of
              rhizoxin A. 209
                                      CH 3                        CH
                                          O   O                      3
                            Bu 3 Sn                                    O  O
                                    I
                                             Pd (dba) 3
                                               2
                        TBDMSO                AsPh
                                    CH 3          3  TBDMSO      CH 3
                                    O          DMF
                              CH 3                         CH    O
                                      O                      3     O
                     TPSO            CH 3
                                                  TPSO           CH 3
                                 OCH 3
                                                             OCH 3
                                                                      48%
              206
                 H. Tang, K. Menzel, and G. C. Fu, Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl., 42, 5079 (2003).
              207
                 M. A. J. Duncton and G. Pattenden, J. Chem. Soc., Perkin Trans. 1, 1235 (1999).
              208   H. W. Lam and G. Pattenden, Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl., 41, 508 (2002).
              209
                 I. S. Mitchell, G. Pattenden, and J. P. Stonehouse, Tetrahedron Lett., 43, 493 (2002).
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