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Morphinane ring closure

Vanadium oxide chloride Oxidative coupling of phenols Morphinane ring closure with subsequent isocyclic ring opening... [Pg.216]

The Delft synthesis makes use of an acid-catalyzed ring closure - in fact an intramolecular aromatic alkylation - of a l-(3,5-dihydroxy-4-methoxybenzyl) isoquinoline derivative that is prepared starting from (natural) gallic acid. One of the hydroxyl groups is removed via a Pd/ C hydrogenation of the benzyl ether. Other catalytic steps play an important role some steps were improved recently [27]. The crucial step in the Rice synthesis makes use of a l-(2-bromo-5-hydroxy-4-methoxybenzyl)isoquinoline derivative that is also cyclized in an acid-catalyzed ring closure to the morphinan skeleton, followed by catalytic removal of the bromo substituent (Scheme 5.8). [Pg.110]

The addition of acid to Az-piperideine results in an iminium ion that readily reacts with nucleophilic species. This reaction has been particularly useful for the formation of carbon-carbon bonds in alkaloid total synthesis. For example, key steps in the total synthesis of ( )-porantherine (equation 36) (74JA6517), coccinelidine (equation 37) (77H(7)685) and eburnamonine (equation 38) (65JA1580) were acid-catalyzed ring closures between A2-piperideine derivatives and ends. Even the weakly nucleophilic carbon-carbon double bond can participate in this type of reaction (80JA5955), as has been demonstrated by a recent total synthesis of a morphinan derivative (Scheme 13). [Pg.377]

Treatment of (16-3) with sodium borohydride leads to the selective reduction of the enamine bond to lead to the tetrahydropyridine (16-4). This intermediate undergoes ring closure with a strong acid to give the benzomorphan (16-5) in direct analogy to the more complex morphinans. The product consists predominantly of the isomer that bears the equatorial secondary methyl group [18],... [Pg.224]

Evans and Mitch( 101 elaborated this synthesis to afford a general approach to morphinans and to include a total synthesis of ( )-morphine (Scheme 3.7). The diastereomerically pure aziridinium salt, 43, was prepared as illustrated and converted to the aldehyde (44) in 95% yield simply by dissolving in anhydrous DMSO at ambient temperature (Kornblum oxidation). Lewis acid catalyzed ring closure occurred in high yield (80%) to the isomorphinan-10-ol... [Pg.112]

With the related 6-methoxy compound shown the cyclisation to a morphinan with hydrochloric acid proceeded to the unwanted product C in 37% yield and the desired one in only a 3% yield (ref. 179). The same precursor, synthesised from 2-(3-methoxyphenyl)ethylamine and 3,4-dimethoxyphenylacetic acid by amide formation and ring closure by the Bischler-Napieralski cyclisation, followed by reduction, methylation and Birch reduction, was used by others with similar results (ref. 180). The route constitutes a synthesis of morphine by the use of the final steps of earlier work (refe. 169,171), albeit in low yield, although in considerably fewer steps than the earlier syntheses. [Pg.619]

Stereochemically, the fusion of rings B/C is cis in the morphinans (as in morphine) and trans in the isomeric isomorphinans. Formation of the B/C ring junction by Gate s procedure (Chapter 3, p. 133) gives a trans closure and thus entry to isomorphinan derivatives/59 Isocyclorphan (12, 14a-H)... [Pg.417]

The closure of the D-ring succeeded under basic conditions via an 8 2 displacement of the mesylate by the secondary amine (Scheme 16). Morphinan 106 was then successfully converted into thebaine (3) via manganese dioxide mediated oxidation following a procedure by Rapoport [67]. [Pg.55]

Alkaloids of the morphinane group. If the tetrahydroisoquinoline alkaloid norlaudanosoline is written in such a way that part of the molecule is rotated around the dotted line (Fig. 280), the relationship to the morphinane-type alkaloids becomes obviously. The actual precursor of these compounds, however, is (R)-reticuline. It is probably attacked by a phenol oxidase (C 2.3.1) yielding a biradical which is stabilized by the formation of the dienone (- -)-salutaridine. After reduction of (-j-)-salutaridine closure of a new 0-heterocyclic ring results in the formation of thebaine. The alkaloids codeine and morphine are synthesized from thebaine in Papaver somniferum,... [Pg.418]


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