Total synthesis of hibiscone C (gmelofuran)
ER Koft, AB Smith III
Index: Koft, Emil R.; Smith, Amos B. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1982 , vol. 104, # 20 p. 5568 - 5570
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Abstract
From the retrosynthetic perspective, tricyclic ketone 3 appeared to be an ideal advanced synthetic intermediate in that the cyclobutene ring could serve as a latent furan. That is, oxidative cleavage of the olefinic linkage followed by dehydration would afford the requisite furan (2). Subsequent introduction of a carbonyl group at C (7) and an axial methyl at C (6) would then complete the synthesis. Such a scenario, of course, depends critically on the ...
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