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Journal of Organic Chemistry | 2011

Synthesis of Vaniprevir (MK-7009): Lactamization To Prepare a 22-Membered Macrocycle

Zhiguo J. Song; David M. Tellers; Michel Journet; Jeffrey T. Kuethe; David R. Lieberman; Guy R. Humphrey; Fei Zhang; Zhihui Peng; Marjorie S. Waters; Daniel Zewge; Andrew Nolting; Dalian Zhao; Robert A. Reamer; Peter G. Dormer; Kevin M. Belyk; Ian W. Davies; Paul N. Devine; David M. Tschaen

Development of a practical synthesis of MK-7009, a 20-membered [corrected] macrocycle, is described. A variety of ring-closing strategies were evaluated, including ring-closing metathesis, intermolecular palladium-catalyzed cross-couplings, and macrolactamization. Ring closure via macrolactamization was found to give the highest yields under relatively high reaction concentrations. Optimization of the ring formation step and the synthesis of key intermediates en route to MK-7009 are reported.


Journal of Organic Chemistry | 2010

Asymmetric synthesis of a potent, aminopiperidine-fused imidazopyridine dipeptidyl peptidase IV inhibitor.

Feng Xu; Edward G. Corley; Michael J. Zacuto; David A. Conlon; Brenda Pipik; Guy R. Humphrey; Jerry A. Murry; David M. Tschaen

A practical asymmetric synthesis of a novel aminopiperidine-fused imidazopyridine dipeptidyl peptidase IV (DPP-4) inhibitor 1 has been developed. Application of a unique three-component cascade coupling with chiral nitro diester 7, which is easily accessed via a highly enantioselective Michael addition of dimethyl malonate to a nitrostyrene, allows for the assembly of the functionalized piperidinone skeleton in one pot. Through a base-catalyzed, dynamic crystallization-driven process, the cis-piperidionone 16a is epimerized to the desired trans isomer 16b, which is directly crystallized from the crude reaction stream in high yield and purity. Isomerization of the allylamide 16b in the presence of RhCl(3) is achieved without any epimerization of the acid/base labile stereogenic center adjacent to the nitro group on the piperidinone ring, while the undesired enamine intermediate is consumed to <0.5% by utilizing a trace amount of HCl generated from RhCl(3). The amino lactam 4, obtained through hydrogenation and hydrolysis, is isolated as its crystalline pTSA salt from the reaction solution directly, as such intramolecular transamidation has been dramatically suppressed via kinetic control. Finally, a Cu(I) catalyzed coupling-cyclization allows for the formation of the tricyclic structure of the potent DPP-4 inhibitor 1. The synthesis, which is suitable for large scale preparation, is accomplished in 23% overall yield.


Tetrahedron Letters | 1982

Stereochemistry of the glyoxylate N-sulfonylimine ene reaction

David M. Tschaen; Steven M. Weinreb

Abstract Ene reactions of sulfonylimine 1b with cyclohexane and trans -2-butene are highly stereoselective, affording products 4 and 10 , respectively.


Organic Letters | 2014

Asymmetric Synthesis of Highly Functionalized Tetrahydropyran DPP-4 Inhibitor

Feng Xu; Michael J. Zacuto; Yoshinori Kohmura; Jon Rosen; Andrew D. Gibb; Mahbub Alam; Jeremy P. Scott; David M. Tschaen

A practical synthesis of a highly functionalized tetrahydropyran DPP-4 inhibitor is described. The asymmetric synthesis relies on three back-to-back Ru-catalyzed reactions. A Ru-catalyzed dynamic kinetic resolution (DKR) reduction establishes two contiguous stereogenic centers in one operation. A unique dihydropyran ring is efficiently constructed through a preferred Ru-catalyzed cycloisomerization. Hydroboration followed by a Ru-catalyzed oxidation affords the desired functionalized pyranone core scaffold. Finally, stereoselective reductive amination and subsequent acidic deprotection afford the desired, potent DPP-4 inhibitor in 25% overall yield.


Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1999

Practical Asymmetric Synthesis of an Endothelin Receptor Antagonist

Zhiguo J. Song; Mangzhu Zhao; Richard Desmond; Paul N. Devine; David M. Tschaen; Richard D. Tillyer; Lisa F. Frey; Richard M. Heid; Feng Xu; Bruce S. Foster; Jing Li; Robert A. Reamer; Ralph P. Volante; Edward J. J. Grabowski; and Ulf H. Dolling; Paul J. Reider; Shigemitsu Okada; and Yoshiaki Kato; Eiichi Mano


Journal of Organic Chemistry | 2001

Synthesis of a Muscarinic Receptor Antagonist via a Diastereoselective Michael Reaction, Selective Deoxyfluorination and Aromatic Metal−Halogen Exchange Reaction

Toshiaki Mase; Ioannis N. Houpis; Atsushi Akao; Ilias Dorziotis; Khateeta M. Emerson; Thoa Hoang; Takehiko Iida; Takahiro Itoh; Keisuke Kamei; Shinji Kato; Yoshiaki Kato; Masashi Kawasaki; Fengrui Lang; Jaemoon Lee; Joseph J. Lynch; Peter E. Maligres; Audrey Molina; Takayuki Nemoto; Shigemitsu Okada; Robert A. Reamer; Jake Z. Song; David M. Tschaen; Toshihiro Wada; Daniel Zewge; Ralph P. Volante; and Paul J. Reider; Koji Tomimoto


Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1989

Mechanism of an acid chloride-imine reaction by low-temperature FT-IR: .beta.-lactam formation occurs exclusively through a ketene intermediate

Joseph E. Lynch; Stephen M. Riseman; William L. Laswell; Ralph P. Volante; George B. Smith; Ichiro Shinkai; David M. Tschaen


Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1984

Stereochemical studies of thermal intermolecular and intramolecular N-sulfonylimine ene reactions

David M. Tschaen; Edward Turos; Steven M. Weinreb


Journal of Organic Chemistry | 2004

Practical synthesis of a potent hepatitis C virus RNA replication inhibitor.

Matthew M. Bio; Feng Xu; Marjorie S. Waters; J. Michael Williams; Kimberly A. Savary; Cameron J. Cowden; Chunhua Yang; Elizabeth Buck; Zhiguo J. Song; David M. Tschaen; Ralph P. Volante; Robert A. Reamer; Edward J. J. Grabowski


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1985

Total synthesis of (+)-actinobolin

Ravi Shanker Garigipati; David M. Tschaen; Steven M. Weinreb

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