Total synthesis of ( S )-forphenicinol via asymmetric organocatalysis
Practical asymmetric synthesis of ( S )-forphenicinol, the active ingredient of immunomodulator and anticancer drug Forfenimex®, from commercially available 2-hydroxy-dimethylterephthalate has been developed. Key steps of the synthesis are a stereogenic-center-forming enantioselective organocatalyti...
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description | Practical asymmetric synthesis of (
S
)-forphenicinol, the active ingredient of immunomodulator and anticancer drug Forfenimex®, from commercially available 2-hydroxy-dimethylterephthalate has been developed. Key steps of the synthesis are a stereogenic-center-forming enantioselective organocatalytic Mannich reaction of protected arylcarbaldimine with a kojic acid derivative and oxidative transformation of the γ-pyrone fragment into the carboxylic group. The total yield of (
S
)-forphenicinol hydrochloride (99% ee)
via
the proposed nine-step synthetic scheme (17%) is significantly higher than those attained by known methods (4.6% and 0.8%). |
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S
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