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344  16 Aldolases as Catalyst for the Synthesis of Carbohydrates and Analogs

                                       O

                                 O                     OH O               H
                              H              2−    H
                                     OH OPO 3           *       H 2   2   N
                              N * *                N  *  3           R  *   *
                          Cbz                  Cbz     4         (c)           OH
                               R 2     (a), (b)      R 2  OH OH         *
                                                                      HO    OH
                                4                       5                 6
                                             R 2     % a    dr b
                                  d  (R)-; (S)-     56,38  >2 : 98; 55 : 45

                                  f     (S)-         36     32 : 68

                                  e  (R)- ; (S)-    98,50  >2 : 98; 15 : 85

                                    O
                           O                        OH  O            1     OH
                      R 1                     R 1    *              R  *
                        *  *  H   OH  OPO 3 2−  *  *  4  3   H 2  R 2  *   *  OH
                    R 2 *  N       (a), (b)  R 2  *  N  OH OH (c)       N  *
                            Cbz                     Cbz
                         7                         8                    9    OH
                                           R 1    R 2    % a    dr b
                               a  (R)- ; (S)-  H   H   60,39 >2 : 98; >98 : 2
                               b    (2R)-  H    (R)-OH   95    >2 : 98
                               c    (2S)-  H    (R)-OH   87    >98 : 2
                               d    (2S)-  (S)-OH  H     76    >98 : 2
                     Percentage of aldol adducts 5 and 8 formed for the S and R enantiomer acceptors when
                     a
                     corresponding .
                    b
                     dr =  (3R,4S):(3R,4R) of aldol adducts 5 and 8 for the S and R enantiomer acceptors when
                    corresponding.
                    Scheme 16.3  FucA F131A -catalyzed aldol  and hydroxyprolinal derivatives (7a–d).
                    additions reactions of DHAP to C-α  (a) FucA F131A  catalyst; (b) dephospho-
                    branched substituted N-Cbz-aminoaldehydes  rylation by acid phosphatase; and (c)
                    (4d–e) as well as to the conformation-  Pd/C.
                    ally restrained (R)- and (S)-N-Cbz-prolinal
                    (R)-10a)and rac-N-Cbz-2-(piperidin-4-yl)acetaldehyde ((rac)-10b) as aldehyde accep-
                    tors (Scheme 16.4), which can be accessed from the commercially available alcohol
                    precursors. fucAwildtypeaswellasFucA F131A , FucA F206A , and FucA F206A/F131A
                    mutants provided very low yields, and thus were not satisfactory from a preparative
                    point of view. RhuA gave the best results using DHAP as donor (Scheme 16.4). The
                    aldol addition of DHAP to (S)-N-Cbz-piperidin-2-carbaldehyde (S)-10a furnished
                    the syn(3R,4S)-configured aldol adduct, which is consistent with the results obtained
                    with (S)-N-Cbz-prolinal derivatives [19]. On the other hand, its enantiomer (R)-10a
                    furnished the (5R)-11a adduct as 2 : 3 syn(3R,4S)/anti(3R,4R) mixture. This was not
                    observed in the case of the (R)-N-Cbz-prolinal, which exclusively provided the syn
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