treatment with diazomethane furnished ester 320. Acid-catalyzed opening of the
epoxide was anchimerically assisted by the ester function to give the lactone. The
primary alcohol of the resulting lactones was reduced to a methyl group via the
iodide, and removal of the silyl group yielded lactone 52, which was elaborated
integerrinecic acid lactone.
The synthesis of δ-lactones by an intramolecular Claisen-type condensation of
β-acetoxy amides and imides has been reported by Branda ¨nge and Leijonmarck
[119] (Scheme 72). The syn-aldol acetate ester 321 derived from Oppolzer chiral
auxiliary was subjected to an intramolecular Claisen-type condensation with
LiHMDS to afford β-keto-δ-lactone 322. Conversion of enol 322 into the
corresponding enol tosylate was followed by hydrogenation with H 2 and Pd/C
using MgHPO 4 ∙7H 2 O as acid scavenger, providing δ-lactone 323.
Scheme 69 Canonne et al. one-step spiroannelation to the synthesis of spiro-δ-lactones
Scheme 70 Watt et al. synthesis of δ-lactones
Scheme 71 Synthesis of integerrinecic acid lactone
132
K. Palanichamy and K.P. Kaliappan
epoxide was anchimerically assisted by the ester function to give the lactone. The
primary alcohol of the resulting lactones was reduced to a methyl group via the
iodide, and removal of the silyl group yielded lactone 52, which was elaborated
integerrinecic acid lactone.
The synthesis of δ-lactones by an intramolecular Claisen-type condensation of
β-acetoxy amides and imides has been reported by Branda ¨nge and Leijonmarck
[119] (Scheme 72). The syn-aldol acetate ester 321 derived from Oppolzer chiral
auxiliary was subjected to an intramolecular Claisen-type condensation with
LiHMDS to afford β-keto-δ-lactone 322. Conversion of enol 322 into the
corresponding enol tosylate was followed by hydrogenation with H 2 and Pd/C
using MgHPO 4 ∙7H 2 O as acid scavenger, providing δ-lactone 323.
Scheme 69 Canonne et al. one-step spiroannelation to the synthesis of spiro-δ-lactones
Scheme 70 Watt et al. synthesis of δ-lactones
Scheme 71 Synthesis of integerrinecic acid lactone
132
K. Palanichamy and K.P. Kaliappan
