Concise total syntheses of the bioactive mesotricyclic diterpenoids jatrophatrione and citlalitrione

The highly functionalized [5.9.5] tricyclic framework resident in jatrophatrione (1) and citlalitrione (2) has been synthesized. The route begins with the tandem anionic oxy-Cope rearrangement/methylation/transannular ene cyclization of 21 and subsequent introduction of a conjugated enone double bond. Hydroxyl-directed 1,4-reduction of this functionality in 25 with LiAlH(4)/CuI/hexamethylphosphoramide/tetrahydrofuran sets the stage for the implementation of a Grob fragmentation and expedited generation of 27. Stereocontrolled intramolecular hydrosilylation allows for the subsequent introduction of a cyclic carbonate as in 53. This intermediate undergoes remarkably efficient, fully regiocontrolled Treibs reaction to generate 54, with this maneuver serving as a pivotal step for making 1 available five steps later. Treatment of 1 with m-chloroperbenzoic acid leads to 2, with attack occurring preferentially on a alpha-face of the double bond more remote to the carbonyl.     

Asymmetric Synthesis of Calyculin C. 1. Synthesis of the C(1)-C(25) Fragment

We report our synthesis of the C(1)-C(25) fragment of serine/threonine phosphatase PP1 and PP2A inhibitor, calyculin C. Synthetic efforts were directed initially toward the synthesis of a spiroketal core fragment (7), which culminated in completion of the bottom half of the natural product. The synthesis of fragment 7 and subsequent elaboration relied on an allylboration strategy for introduction of chirality. The C(1)-C(8) fragment representing the potentially unstable tetraene moiety was introduced as a separate entity.     

A linchpin carbacyclization approach for the synthesis of carbanucleosides

A convenient synthesis of carbanucleosides, with both enantiomers equally accessible, is reported. The key step is a tandem linchpin cyclization process to give access to substituted carbafuranose derivatives having the correct relative stereochemistry for subsequent nucleobase introduction with inversion of configuration at C1. This was illustrated by the synthesis of 2',3'-dideoxycarbathymidine via a convergent nucleobase introduction and of 2',3'-dideoxy-6'-hydroxycarbauridine via a linear nucleobase introduction. Both methods relied on Mitsunobu chemistry, and the first example of the Mukaiyama modification of the Mitsunobu reaction involving nucleobases as nucleophiles is reported.     

Modular total synthesis of lamellarin D

[Chemical reaction: see text] A modular total synthesis of lamellarin D, a marine alkaloid with potent cytotoxic as well as topoisomerase I inhibition properties, has been accomplished. A sequential and regioselective bromination/Suzuki cross-coupling procedure was applied for the introduction of aryl groups at positions 1 and 2 of scaffold 1. Microwave-assisted 2,3-dichloro-5,6-dicyano-p-benzoquinone (DDQ) oxidation to yield pyrroloisoquinoline 15, followed by phenol group deprotection and subsequent lactonization, gave lamellarin D (18% in eight steps from 1).     

结构化学课程绪论部分的教学设计

对结构化学绪论课的教学内容进行组织和设计,旨在使学生了解结构化学的课程内容,认识结构化学的重要性,激发其学习动力,并讲授结构化学的学习方法以及学习中的注意事项,为后续的课程教学打下良好的基础。     

SERRS-based enzymatic probes for the detection of protease activity

Measurement of protease activity, for the first time using SERRS as a detection method, is reported herein. Synthetic introduction of phenylalanine to a benzotriazole azo dye allows the SERRS response to be "switched off" and subsequent exposure to protease restores the SERRS response. The substrates exhibit varying reactivity for a range of proteases and allow for in situ, real-time analysis of protease reactivity. A limit of detection for one protease, Subtilisin carlsberg, was investigated and was established to be 50 ng ml-1.     

Another side of the oxazaphospholidine oxide chiral ortho-directing group

A new ferrocenyl oxazaphospholidine oxide 3 was synthesized together with its P-epimer 2 in the reaction of ferrocene lithium with phosphoramidite chloride 1. 3 was successfully derivatized into planar chiral 1,2-ferrocenes, including phosphine ligands, via highly diastereoselective ortho-lithiation and subsequent functionalization; these compounds display opposite planar chirality to those obtained from 2. Some of these 1,2-ferrocenes were further lithiated, allowing for the introduction of a free phosphine group at the oxazaphospholidine ring. The X-ray structures of the compounds 2 and 3 as well as those of the new 1,2-ferrocenes 4 and 7 have been determined.     

Dispersion and states of platinum ions in BEA-zeolite pores: effect of the framework basicity

Pt/Cs-BEA materials prepared by a classical ion-exchange procedure using two Cs-BEA supports with different Cs loadings, and a reference acidic Pt/H-BEA, have been studied to investigate the effect of the framework basicity (evaluated by FT-IR of adsorbed CO₂) on the state of platinum species after the initial steps (introduction of Pt complex by ion-exchange and subsequent calcination) of the preparation procedure. DR-UV data revealed that the framework basicity affects the structure of the Pt²⁺ complexes introduced as countercations in the zeolite by ion exchange. FT-IR spectra of adsorbed CO indicated that zeolite basicity rules the fate of platinum species in the subsequent calcination. Hence, in Pt/H-BEA essentially well dispersed Pt^δ+ (4≥δ≥1) are present, while PtO _x particles progressively prevail as the basic character of the zeolite increases.     

Total synthesis of the Amaryllidaceae alkaloid clivonine

Two syntheses of the Amaryllidaceae alkaloid clivonine (1) are described. Both employ previously reported 7-arylhydrindane 6 as an intermediate but differ in the method employed for subsequent introduction of what becomes the ring-B lactone carbonyl carbon (C7). The synthesis featuring a Bischler-Napieralski reaction for this transformation constitutes the first asymmetric synthesis of natural (+)-clivonine. Crystal structures for compounds (±)-13, (±)-16, (-)-20 and (±)-28 are also reported.     

Generation of carbamoyl- and thiocarbamoyllithium synthons having a hydrogen(s) or an aryl group on the nitrogen and their trapping with carbonyl electrophiles

Dimetalated amides 1 (Y = O) were generated as the synthons of carbamoyllithiums 2 (Y = O) by the reaction of isocyanates with iBu2AlTenBu and a subsequent tellurium-lithium exchange reaction. A series of amide derivatives 3 (Y = O) were obtained by the trapping of dianion 1 with electrophiles. This transformation can be successfully applied to the generation and trapping of thiocarbamoyllithium synthons 1 (Y = S) as well as to the nucleophilic introduction of the parent carbamoyl moiety H2NC(O).     

An organoiron approach to thyroid hormone analogues

An approach to thyroid hormone analogues was proposed involving sequential substitution of cationic cyclopentadienyl(1,4-dichlorobenzene)iron(II) complexes with phenoxide/thiophenoxide and hydroxide/amine, followed by decomplexation. Although the selectivity for monosubstitution with phenolates and thiophenolates was poorer than previously observed, it was often possible to control the reaction with sterically less demanding phenolates of intermediate nucleophilicity. The subsequent introduction of a polar substituent into the monosubstituted product was successful with amine nucleophiles. A modified approach, based on the reverse order of substitution was also attempted. Whereas clean monosubstitution with hydroxide/hydroxide equivalents was unsuccessful, cyclopentadienyl(N-alkyl-1-chloro-4-aminobenzene)iron(II) complexes could be prepared in fair yields and further substituted with nucleophiles such as thiophenolates.     

A flexible sample introduction method for polymer microfluidic chips using a push/pull pressure pump

A push/pull sample introduction method based on push/pull pressure flow for microfluidic systems (cross, double T and multichannel structures) is presented. This leads to well-defined and controllable sample plugs even when dealing with long channels. By tuning the relative push/pull pressure, it is shown that the size of the sample plug can effectively be controlled. Good signal reproducibility upon continued sample introduction and subsequent chip electrophoresis employing fluorescence detection is demonstrated for different chip geometries (i.e. short channels and long channels). Since the performance of the method is relatively insensitive to chip geometry, it is particularly useful for polymeric prototype microchips as tedious optimization is not required. Furthermore, the push/pull sample introduction is extended to multichannel chips thus demonstrating the possibilities of applying the methodology for realizing single chip high throughput sample analysis.     

具有多级孔道结构、高水热稳定性的含氧化镁Silicalite-1分子筛的合成

通过焙烧将分散在多孔氧化硅母体中的硝酸镁转化成高分散的MgO物种, 然后使用四丙基氢氧化铵(TPAOH)作为结构导向剂, 将含MgO 的母体通过水热晶化合成MgO/silicalite-1 分子筛复合物. X 射线衍射(XRD)、能量X射线光谱(EDX)和透射电镜(TEM)的结果表明MgO物种被均匀地分散在silicalite-1 分子筛晶体中. 将酸处理脱除氧化镁前后的样品在100%水蒸汽800℃ 条件下老化, 结果表明MgO 的引入有效地提高了分子筛的水热稳定性. 此外, 酸洗脱除MgO/silicalite-1分子筛中的MgO提高了分子筛结晶度, 同时引入了一定的介孔. N₂物理吸附-脱附数据证明了酸洗后分子筛中介孔的存在. 水热稳定性的提高和介孔的引入对于在高温下保持催化剂的孔道结构, 提高催化剂的抗积碳能力, 降低催化剂的失活速率以及延长催化剂的使用寿命起着非常重要的作用.     

二氧化碳: 一种同时提供亲核中心保护和亲电中心活化的试剂 XI:2-取代四氢噻唑的新合成方法

四氢噻唑和正丁基锂反应生成的N-锂代四氢噻唑(2)与二氧化碳作用生成N-羟酸锂盐3; 3然后在叔丁基锂作用下失去2-位质子形成相应的2-位碳阴离子4; 该碳阴离子和一系列亲电试剂反应, 并在酸性条件下除去保护基团得产物-2-取代四氢噻唑7. 在此过程中, 二氧化碳既是氨基的保护基团, 同时又活化了2-位亲电中心.此方法不需分离各步中间体, 产率中等.     

导电共聚物衍化新策略制备硫、氮共掺杂碳纳米管及其对改善PtCu纳米晶分散性与甲醇电催化氧化的促进作用

有效调控碳纳米材料的几何和电子结构的协同效应和缺陷是获得优良电化学性能的关键.然而,如何设计一种具有优势结构的杂化材料及对其电催化机理的认识尚不清楚.本文提出了一种聚(3,4-乙撑二氧噻吩)/聚苯胺导电共聚物热解策略来制备S和N共掺杂多壁碳纳米管(MWCNTs),发现改变前驱体溶液中两种单体的比例可以调控掺杂MWCNTs中S和N原子的含量与表面活性位结构.S和N的共掺杂明显增大了碳纳米管表面的缺陷程度并暴露出更丰富的活性位点,从而有利于超细Pt和PtCu纳米颗粒的均匀分布和沉积.透射电镜和扫描透射电镜结果表明,所制备S和N共掺杂MWCNTs(SN-MWCNTs)负载的催化剂中Pt和PtCu纳米颗粒以及掺杂的S和N原子都均匀地分布在MWCNTs上,且沉积的Pt和PtCu纳米颗粒的平均尺寸仅分别为2.30和2.87 nm.X射线光电子能谱结果表明,S和N共掺杂MWCNTs与负载的Pt基纳米颗粒之间存在强烈的电荷转移相互作用,明显改变了贵金属Pt的表面电子结构.电化学测试结果表明,与Pt/SN-MWCNTs,Pt/N-MWCNTs,Pt/S-MWCNTs和商业Pt/C催化剂相比,Pt₁Cu₂/SN-MWCNTs表现出更大的电化学活性表面积(148.85 m² g^?1),更高的甲醇氧化质量活性(1589.9 mA mg_Pt^?1)、电化学稳定性和抗CO毒化能力.密度泛函理论研究表明,S和N共掺杂导致碳纳米管极大地变形,同时极化和激活了相邻的C原子.因此,增强了Pt₁Cu₂纳米颗粒在SN-MWCNTs上的吸附以及随后甲醇分子的吸附.此外,Pt₁Cu₂/SN-MWCNTs对甲醇氧化的电催化活性均在热力学和动力学上优于相应的CNTs和N-CNTs基材料.本文提供了一种新颖的在碳基材料上构建高度分散且稳定的Pt基纳米颗粒高性能燃料电池电催化剂的方法.     

Synthesis and Characterization of Far‐Red/NIR‐Fluorescent BODIPY Dyes,Solid‐State Fluorescence,and Application as Fluorescent Tags Attached to Carbon Nano‐onions

A series of π‐extended distyryl‐substituted boron dipyrromethene (BODIPY) derivatives with intense far‐red/near‐infrared (NIR) fluorescence was synthesized and characterized, with a view to enhance the dye’s performance for fluorescence labeling. An enhanced brightness was achieved by the introduction of two methyl substituents in the meso positions on the phenyl group of the BODIPY molecule; these substituents resulted in increased structural rigidity. Solid‐state fluorescence was observed for one of the distyryl‐substituted BODIPY derivatives. The introduction of a terminal bromo substituent allows for the subsequent immobilization of the BODIPY fluorophore on the surface of carbon nano‐onions (CNOs), which leads to potential imaging agents for biological and biomedical applications. The far‐red/NIR‐fluorescent CNO nanoparticles were characterized by absorption, fluorescence, and Raman spectroscopies, as well as by thermogravimetric analysis, dynamic light scattering, high‐resolution transmission electron microscopy, and confocal microscopy.     

The first radical method for the introduction of an ethynyl group using a silicon tether and its application to the synthesis of 2'-deoxy-2'-C-ethynylnucleosides

A novel radical method for the stereoselective introduction of an ethynyl group has been developed. When a solution of ethynyldimethylsilyl (EDMS) or [2-(trimethylsilyl)ethynyl]dimethylsilyl (TEDMS) ethers of trans-2-iodoindanol was treated with Et(3)B followed by tetrabutylammonium fluoride in toluene, atom transfer 5-exo-cyclization and subsequent elimination occurred to give cis-2-ethynylindanol in high yield. The method was shown to be useful in the introduction of an ethynyl group in various five- and six-membered-ring iodohydrins. Furthermore, 2'-deoxy-2'-C-ethynyluridine (6) and -cytidine (7), which were designed as novel antimetabolites, were readily synthesized by using this method as the key step. This would be the first example in which a radical reaction was used for introducing an ethynyl group.     

Controlled hydrogel formation in the internal compartment of giant unilamellar vesicles

The introduction of poly(ethylene dioxythiophene) (PEDOT)/poly(styrene sulfonate) (PSS) polyelectrolyte into giant unilamellar phospholipid vesicles (GUVs) and cross-linking with Ca2+ ions to generate a hydrogel within the internal compartment are reported. The aqueous colloidal suspension of PEDOT with excess PSS was microinjected into the internal compartment of liposomes as well as networks of GUVs and lipid nanotubes. The subsequent introduction of calcium ions as cross-linking agent in order to induce hydrogel formation was achieved by three different methods: vesicle fusion, electroporation, and direct microinjection. Gel formation was probed by coinjection of fluorescent nanoparticles and tracking of Brownian motion. Particle mobility was shown to be distinctly reduced in the gel-filled vesicles. Diffusion constants for the particles were calculated from the projected movement of the particles and compared to particles in reference gels and solutions.     

Spiroquinazoline support studies: methods for the preparation of imidazoloindolines from oxindoles

Two methods for the annulation of glycine to the 1 and 2 positions of oxindoles are described. The first method involves introduction of an α-azidoacetyl group on the oxindole nitrogen followed by an intramolecular Staudinger reaction to complete the annulation. The second method involves acylation of the oxindole nitrogen with an N-Cbz-glycine derivative followed by reduction of the oxindole carbonyl group and subsequent cyclization to provide an imidazoloindoline.     

Aza-amino acid scan for rapid identification of secondary structure based on the application of N-Boc-aza(1)-dipeptides in peptide synthesis

Azapeptides, peptide analogues in which the alpha-carbon of one or more of the amino acid residues is replaced with a nitrogen atom, exhibit propensity for adopting beta-turn conformations. A general protocol for the synthesis of azapeptides without racemization on solid phase has now been developed by introducing the aza-amino acid residue as an N-Boc-aza(1)-dipeptide. This approach has been validated by the synthesis of six N-Boc-aza(1)-dipeptides and their subsequent introduction into analogues of the C-terminal peptide fragment of the human calcitonin gene-related peptide (hCGRP). By performing an aza-amino acid scan of such antagonist peptides, a set of aza-hCGRP analogues was synthesized to examine the relationship between turn secondary structure and biological activity.