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Indole 9-alkylation

Alkyl indoles (characteristic rearrangement ion) Cinnamates (C6H5CH=CH—)... [Pg.340]

Similarly, acylation of the dipeptide 410 with bromoacetyl chloride followed by base-induced cyclization gives the pyrazinylacetate ester 411 <2001BML1251>. Compound 410 is itself cyclized with />-toluenesulfonic acid to give the (iV-alkylated indole) equivalent of 406 <200JME3518>. [Pg.937]

The use of dimethyl sulphoxide as a dipolar aprotic solvent is well known,7 and the present method can be regarded as a model procedure and has been applied to the preparation of a number of N-w-alkyl-pyrroles and N-w-alkyl indoles.8 The yield of N-benzylindole is considerably higher than in previously reported preparations and is as good as that reported for the preparation of N-methylindole in liquid ammonia.4 The present method is, however, less laborious and quicker to carry out. Very high yields are obtained in reactions using w-alkyl halides and moderately good yields with secondary alkyl halides. The reactions should be compared with those recently reported for pyrryl-thallium.9... [Pg.100]

The borate intermediate was also coupled with aryl halides. When a ynyl group is present, coupling is followed by a tandem cyclization which leads to 2-[ t-(cycloalkylidene)alkyl]indoles. <95CC409>... [Pg.113]

Indole and alkyl-indoles (38) are protonated in position 3 by the action of strong mineral acids.198,197 The tendency of the enamine salts to assume the immonium structure is very general the salts of ethyl j3-aminoerotonate are derived from the imino form at the expense of the conjugation between the carbonyl group and the double bond.12,198... [Pg.184]

Stanovnik, B., Tisler, M. and Carlock, J.T. (1976) Heterocycles, CLIX. A novel synthesis of alkyl indole-3-carboxylates. Synthesis, (11), 754—755. [Pg.412]

Most recently, Wagaw, Yang, and Buchwald published a full account of the synthesis of indoles using the palladium-catalyzed amination process [185]. From the standpoint of catalysis, new results included improved turnover numbers and rates when Xantphos was used as ligand. Moreover, this ligand allowed diarylation of the hydrazone, including a one-pot sequential diarylation to provide mixed diaryl hydrazones. A procedure for the alkylation of N-aryl hydrazones was also reported. These procedures allow the formation of N-aryl and N-alkyl indoles after subjecting the products to Fischer conditions for indole synthesis. [Pg.133]

The structures previously proposed for bromohexahydroechinulin and nitro-hexahydroechinulin are invalid, as they were based on an erroneous structure for echinulin. A recent 13C n.m.r. study of several model alkyl-indoles and these two... [Pg.156]

A better view is possible through the analysis of Hinman22 of the protonation behavior of alkylated indoles (equation 5)31. Pertinent pA H+ values are given in Table 5. As... [Pg.1058]

Tabatabaeian, K., Mamaghani, M., Mahmoodi, N.O., and Khorshidi, A. 2008. Solvent-free, ruthenium-catalyzed, regioselective ring-opening of epoxides, an efficient route to various 3-alkylated indoles. Tetrahedron Letters, 49 1450-54. [Pg.212]

N-Alkylation of 3-aroylindole 97 carried out at 80 °C with alkyl halides from ethyl through -hexyl, gives mixtures of products 98 and 99 in yields of 41-90% (Equation 15) <1998JOC4510>. In addition to the expected N-alkylated indoles 98, a substantial fraction of the product was formed by additional replacement of the methoxy group by an alkoxy group. The reaction is very temperature dependent, since a decrease of only 5 °C completely suppresses the formation of the 0-alkylation products with the ethyl or -propyl halide. However, -hexyl bromide provided a 75% yield of hexyl ether 99 under these conditions. [Pg.61]

N-Aminoalkylation of l//-pyrrole was achieved with 2-chloroethylamine under phase-transfer conditions (TEAS, NaOH, MeCN) <2004JOC8668>. Synthesis of N-alkylated indoles 121 (e.g., RO 60-0175, R = 5-F-6-Cl), that are selective 5HT2C agonists with potential therapeutic utility in the treatment of obsessive compulsive disorder... [Pg.63]

Various N-protected aziridines have been reacted with N-lithiated indoles to afford N-alkylated and 3-alkylated products, the exact ratios depending on the reaction solvent and the nature of the N-protecting group <1989CB2397>. Indoles and V-alkyl indoles afford tryptamine derivatives on reaction of aziridines under Lewis acid catalysis <1998SL754>. An improved technical process for the efficient N-alkylation of indoles 119 using the N-protected homochiral aziridine 123 has been developed (Equation 20) <20030PD22>. [Pg.65]

Using an acetonitrile/2-propanol system led to high-yield transformation of N-alkylated indoles 317 into the fluorinated targets 318 (Equation 71) <2002TL6573>. [Pg.95]

The observation that enamines may be reduced by NBH in acetic acid/ THF ° and sodium cyanoborohydride coupled with the tendency for indoles to protonate at the 3-position enabled Gribble and co-workers to reduce indoles to indolines (201,205) in high yield. //-Alkyl indoles (204) were also reduced, as was 3-methylindole. The use of formic acid favored the formation of l-methyl-3-[2-(2-dimethylaminophenyl)ethyl]indoline (207) via an intermeuiate 3,2 dimer (206). ... [Pg.36]

A general synthetic method for production of alkyl-indols is that of Emil Fischer. [Pg.220]

Pirrung, M. C., Wedel, M., Zhao, Y. 7-Alkyl indole synthesis via a convenient formation/alkylation of lithionitrobenzenes and an improved Bartoli reaction. Syniett 2002, 143-145. [Pg.545]

Replacement of the aminoalkyl substituent by an alkyl chain results in N-alkyl indoles (non-AAIs) (e.g., 41, Fig. 10). The SAR of cannabimimetic 2-methylindoles indicates that compounds with N-alkyl substituents from w-propyl to n-hexyl have good affinities for both CBi and (TT receptors with a preference for CB2. The in vivo potencies of these compounds were reported to be consistent with their receptor affinities (Huffmann et al. 1994 Wiley et al. 1998). [Pg.222]


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Alkyl halides, reaction with indole Grignard

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