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Pochonin

Hellwig V, Mayer-Bartschmid A, Miiller H, Greif G, Kleymann G, Zitzmann W, Tichy H-V, Stadler M (2003) Pochonins A-F, New Antiviral and Antiparasitic Resorcylic Acid Lactones from Pochonia chlamydosporia var. catenulata. J Nat Prod 66 829... [Pg.453]

Moulin E, Barluenga S, Totzke F, Winssinger N (2006) Diversity-Oriented Synthesis of Pochonins and Biological Evaluation Against a Panel of Kinases. Chem Eur J 12 8819... [Pg.453]

Scheme 21.12 Synthesis of pochonin D and analogues using polymer-supported reagents (Winssinger et al.) The letters R and S on the polymer matrix denote a polymer bound reagent and scavenger, respectively. Scheme 21.12 Synthesis of pochonin D and analogues using polymer-supported reagents (Winssinger et al.) The letters R and S on the polymer matrix denote a polymer bound reagent and scavenger, respectively.
Barluenga S, Lopez, P, Moulin E, Winssinger N (2004) Modular Asymmetric Synthesis of Pochonin C. Angew Chem Int Ed 43 3467... [Pg.253]

Analogs with retained in vivo activity were prepared by converting the ketone into an oxime, a transformation that prevents the dienone to act as a Michael acceptor [11]. Nevertheless, clinical development for a radicicol oxime derivative has not been accomplished, apparently as a result of unfavorable pharmacokinetics and nonspecific toxicides. Danishefsky and coworkers [12a] proposed the use of a cyclopropane as an isosteric replacement for the epoxide and found that cycloproparadicicol (Figure 7.1) is nearly as potent as radicicol in vitro. Despite these advances, a clinical candidate based on the molecular framework of radicicol has yet to be developed. However, important results have recently been obtained based on the pochonins (see below). [Pg.275]

Scheme 7.11 Syntheses of pochonins by Winssinger and collaborators [32, 33, 69]. (a) Syntheses of pochonins A and D. (b) Syntheses of pochonins E and F-... Scheme 7.11 Syntheses of pochonins by Winssinger and collaborators [32, 33, 69]. (a) Syntheses of pochonins A and D. (b) Syntheses of pochonins E and F-...

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