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Montanine

A stereospecific intramolecular imino-ene reaction was used by Weinreb and co-workers92 to provide the enantio-selective total syntheses of (-)-montanine, (-)-coccinine, and (-)-pancracine. Refluxing the imine resulting from the condensation of 151 and 152 in mesitylene produces the amine 153 (Scheme 33) as a single stereoisomer in 63% yield after removal of the silyl group from the alkyne. The high stereoselectivity is thought to arise from a concerted ene process. [Pg.593]

Kokas OJ, Banwell MG, Willis AC (2008) Chemoenzymatic Approaches to the Montanine Alkaloids A Total Synthesis of (+)-Nangustine. Tetrahedron 64 6444... [Pg.498]

The ketone 446 also served as a suitable starting material for the syntheses of ( )-montanine(415) and ( )-coccinine (413). Accordingly, the olefin 448 admixed with the A1 2 isomer was obtained from the tosylhydrazone 447 by base catalysed elimination. Bis-hydroxylation of the double bond of purified 448 achieved by the usual osmylation protocol... [Pg.538]

Scheme 62. Synthesis of ( )-coccinine, ( )-pancracine, ( )-montanine (continued next page). Scheme 62. Synthesis of ( )-coccinine, ( )-pancracine, ( )-montanine (continued next page).
Montanine, via Alder-ene reactions, 10, 593 Montmorillonite, in dichalcogenide additions, 10, 756 Morpholine, in trinuclear Ru and Os clusters, 6, 728 Morphology studies... [Pg.152]

The alkaloids related to crinine (359), which possess the 5,10b-ethanophen-anthridine nucleus, have been the subject of extensive synthetic investigations (190). Alkaloids of this family bearing oxygen functionality at C-ll occupy a special position since they are possible biosynthetic and chemical precursors of the subgroups that incorporate a 2-benzopyrano[3,4-c]indole ring such as those alkaloids related to pretazettine (395), tazettine (397), and macronine (401) and the methanomorphanthridines such as montanine (584). [Pg.328]

Although the alkaloids of the montanine type have not stimulated a high degree of synthetic interest, several approaches to montanine (584) have been... [Pg.360]

Montanine alkaloids are members of the alkaloids of the plant family of Amarylli-daceae. They represent a relatively small class of compounds with the typical methanomorphanthridine skeleton exhibiting some anxiolytic, anti-depressive and anti-convulsive activities [135, 136]. The total syntheses of the natural (-)-mon-tanine enantiomers are only mentioned, not described, here (for these (—(-enantiomers see, e.g. literature cited in [137]). [Pg.92]

The total chemo-enzymatic synthesis of three of the (-l-)-montanine alkaloids, namely (+)-brunsvigine [138], (-l-)-nangustine [139] and (-l-)-montabuphine [140], has been reported in the last 3 years. These non-natural enantiomers have been prepared from monochiral 3-halo-m-1,2-dihydrocatechols precursors. A total of over 17-20 reaction steps are needed for their syntheses (Fig. 22). [Pg.92]

Fig. 22 Chemo-enzymatic, enantio-selective total synthesis of three non-natural montanine type alkaloids, (+)-brunsvigine, (+)-nangustine and (+)-montabuphine (TD toluene dioxygenase)... Fig. 22 Chemo-enzymatic, enantio-selective total synthesis of three non-natural montanine type alkaloids, (+)-brunsvigine, (+)-nangustine and (+)-montabuphine (TD toluene dioxygenase)...
Amaryllidaceae Alkaloids.—Detail has been added to the fairly thoroughly delineated pathways to the Amaryllidaceae alkaloids.75 76 11-Hydroxyvittatine (94), previously shown to be a precursor for narciclasine (96),76 has been proposed as an intermediate in the biosynthesis of haemanthamine (92) and montanine (95) following the observed specific incorporation of vittatine (93) into the two... [Pg.19]


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