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Dokuburra Chanti BabuJondoss Jon Paul Selavam Dorigondla Kumar ReddyVanam Shekhar Yenamandra Venkateswarlu 《Tetrahedron》2011,67(21):3815-3819
A stereoselective total synthesis of (−)-cleistenolide (1) derived from d-(−)-isoascorbic acid has been described. The new synthetic strategy involves highly diastereoselective reduction, one-pot protection of required benzoyl, acetyl groups, and the RCM reaction by using Grubbs catalyst are the key steps with considerable yields. 相似文献
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Dr. Chien-Chi Hsiao Dr. Simon Sieber Antri Georgiou Dr. Aurélien Bailly Despina Emmanouilidou Dr. Aurélien Carlier Prof. Dr. Leo Eberl Prof. Dr. Karl Gademann 《Chemistry (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)》2019,25(7):1722-1726
The plant Psychotria kirkii hosts an obligatory bacterial symbiont, Candidatus Burkholderia kirkii, in nodules on their leaves. Recently, a glucosylated derivative of (+)-streptol, (+)-streptol glucoside, was isolated from the nodulated leaves and was found to possess a plant growth inhibitory activity. To establish a structure–activity relationship study, a convergent strategy was developed to obtain several pseudosugars from a single synthetic precursor. Furthermore, the glucosylation of streptol was investigated in detail and conditions affording specifically the α or β glucosidic anomer were identified. Although (+)-streptol was the most active compound, its concentration in P. kirkii plant leaves extract was approximately ten-fold lower than that of (+)-streptol glucoside. These results provide compelling evidence that the glucosylation of (+)-streptol protects the plant host against the growth inhibitory effect of the compound, which might constitute a molecular cornerstone for this successful plant-bacteria symbiosis. 相似文献
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Dokuburra Chanti Babu Kankati Ashalatha Chitturi Bhujanga Rao Jon Paul Selvam Jondoss Yenamandra Venkateswarlu 《Helvetica chimica acta》2011,94(12):2215-2220
An efficient and short total synthesis of (?)‐cleistenolide ( 1 ) from D ‐mannitol with an overall yield of 23.6% is described. The chiron approach for the synthesis of (?)‐cleistenolide involves a one‐C‐atom Wittig olefination, a selective allylic triethylsilyl protection, and a Grubbs‐catalyzed ring‐closure‐metathesis (RCM) reaction as the key steps. 相似文献
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