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Russian Chemical Bulletin | 2004

Reduction of steroidal ketones with amine—boranes

A. E. Leontjev; Ljudmila L. Vasiljeva; K. K. Pivnitsky

Complexes of secondary amines with borane, R2NH·BH3, surpass sodium borohydride as reducing agents for saturated and unsaturated steroidal 3-, 12-, 17-, and 20-ketones as regards chemo- and regioselectivity and mildness of the reaction conditions. In the case of 12-ketones, stereoselectivity is also improved.


Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology | 1999

Hepoxilin A3 is Metabolized Into its ω-Hydroxy Metabolite by Human Neutrophils

Cecil R. Pace-Asciak; Denis Reynaud; Olga Rounova; Peter M. Demin; K. K. Pivnitsky

Hepoxilins (Hx) elicit a variety of biological actions based on their ability to affect ion movements in the cell [Pace-Asciak 1994; Pace-Asciak et al., 1995a; Pace-Asciak et al., 1995b]. The most notable of these actions includes the release of insulin from pancreatic islets [Pace-Asciak and Martin 1984] as well as the regulation of cell volume in platelets [Margalit et al., 1993]. In the human neutrophil, HxA3 releases calcium from intracellular stores and this release is Hx-receptor mediated [Reynaud et al., 1996; Reynaud et al., 1995]. During the course of our investigations in neutrophils, we noted that radiolabeled HxA3 was metabolized into a single product which was identified as the corresponding ω-hydroxy product retaining the basic hydroxy-epoxide functional group of the parent hepoxilin intact [Reynaud et al., 1997]. Additional studies reported herein also indicate that the hepoxilin ω-hydroxylase is different from that which metabolizes LTB4.


Russian Chemical Bulletin | 2000

Synthetic study of hepoxilins

Margarita A. Lapitskaya; Ljudmila L. Vasiljeva; D. M. Kochev; K. K. Pivnitsky

Total synthesis of trioxilin (10S,11S,12S)-B3 was performed starting from a hepoxilin synthon, (2S,3S)-2,3-epoxyundec-5-yn-1-ol, available from the corresponding allylic alcohol by Sharpless enantiodirected epoxidation. The synthesis features stereoselective (7 ∶ 1)syn-addition of the acetylenide anion to the intermediate (2S,3S)-2,3-(isopropylidenedioxy)undec-5-yn-1-al and regioselective partial hydrogenation of a triacetylene trioxilin precursor, which allowed the preparation of 14,15-dehydro-(10S,11S,12S)-TrXB3.


Russian Chemical Bulletin | 2007

Enantioselective synthesis of methyl (5Z,8S)-8,9-epoxynon-5-enoate, an eicosanoid synthon

Margarita A. Lapitskaya; Ljudmila L. Vasiljeva; K. K. Pivnitsky

A six-step synthesis of methyl (5Z,8S)-8,9-epoxynon-5-enoate, a known synthon of constanolactones and hepoxilins, from 5-hexynoic ester was developed. The enantiomeric purity of the synthon was attained by S-enantiodirected dihydroxylation of a double bond in the intermediate methyl non-8-en-5-ynoate with subsequent enantioselective hydrolysis of the epoxide group in the admixture of the minor R-enantiomer.


ChemInform | 2001

Synthesis of ω- and (ω – 1)-acetylenic acids from five-, six-, or seven-membered cycloalkanones

E. K. Starostin; A. V. Ignatenko; M. A. Lapitskaya; K. K. Pivnitsky; G. I. Nikishin

A convenient method for the synthesis of ω- and (ω – 1)-acetylenic acids involves free-radical oxidative scission of cycloalkanones containing five-, six, or seven-membered cycles to give the corresponding ω-olefinic acids followed by bromination of the latter and subsequent dehydrobromination under the action of alkalis.


Russian Chemical Bulletin | 1999

NEW SYNTHESIS OF ESTRADIOL FROM ANDROSTA-1,4-DIENE-3,17-DIONE

Ljudmila L. Vasiljeva; Peter M. Demin; D. M. Kochev; Margarita A. Lapitskaya; K. K. Pivnitsky

A new method for the aromatization of ring A in androsta-1,4-diene-3,17-dione, available from sterols by means of the microbiological degradation of the side chain, was developed. The method consists of the reduction of androsta-1,4-diene-3,17-dione to the corresponding dienediol followed by double C,O-deprotonation of ring A, accompanied by expulsion of the 19-methyl group and formation of estradiol in a high yield.


Russian Chemical Bulletin | 2004

Solvolysis of allylic prostaglandin mesylates : moderate 1,3-syn-stereoselectivity

Margarita A. Lapitskaya; Peter M. Demin; Georgy V. Zatonsky; K. K. Pivnitsky

The stereochemistry of SN2 and SN2′ substitutions of the allylic mesyloxy group in mesylates of prostaglandin allylic epimeric 13- and 15-alcohols under the action of various nucleophiles (H2O, MeOH, AcOH, LiBr) was studied. The substitution accompanied by rearrangement occurs with moderate (1.4–1.6 : 1) syn-stereoselectivity with respect to the configuration of the mesyloxy group, which increases with decreasing temperature and depends only slightly on the nature of the nucleophile.


Russian Chemical Bulletin | 1999

Transformation of steroidal cyclohexadienyl anion without fragmentation: Unexpected synthesis of methylenesteroid

L. L. Vasil'eva; Margarita A. Lapitskaya; K. K. Pivnitsky

In contrast with androsta-1,4-diene-3α/β, 17β-diol, its 3-O-methyl ether is transformed upon C(3)-deprotonation into the corresponding 3-methylene steroid with migration of theO-methyl group on the steroid skeleton (by the scheme of Wittig rearrangement) rather than eliminating the 19-methyl group.


Russian Chemical Bulletin | 1999

Non-selectivity in the reaction of levoglucosenone with the sulfinyl allyl carbanion

Ljudmila L. Vasiljeva; K. K. Pivnitsky

Condensation of levoglucosenone with the carbanion ofrac-allyl phenyl sulfoxide, in contrast with reactions of this anion with the majority of other unsaturated ketones, proceeds without regio- or enantioselectivity to give a (1.0–1.8): 1 mixture of products of both 1,2- and 1,4-γ-addition of the allylic residue. Each product is a (1.2–1.6): 1 mixture of epimers at the asymmetric sulfur atom.


Journal of Labelled Compounds and Radiopharmaceuticals | 1999

Synthesis of tritium labelled 20-hydroxy-hepoxilin A3, the major hepoxilin metabolite in human neutrophils

P. M. Demin; Ljudmila L. Vasiljeva; D. M. Kochev; K. K. Pivnitsky; Cecil R. Pace-Asciak

Methyl (8S)-[20-3H]-8,20-dihydroxy-11,12-epoxy-5Z,9E,14Z-eicosatrienoate ((8S)-[20-3H]-20-hydroxy-HxA3 methyl ester), a radioactive analog of the HxA3 metabolite was prepared. The synthesis of the 20-hydroxy analog of HxA3 methyl ester was performed by the reduction of the corresponding 20-aldehydro-HxA3 with sodium [3H]-borohydride. The purified [20-3H]-20-hydroxy-HxA3 methyl ester had a specific activity of 2.5–2.7 Ci/mmol. Copyright

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Peter M. Demin

Russian Academy of Sciences

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D. M. Kochev

Russian Academy of Sciences

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A. E. Leontjev

Russian Academy of Sciences

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A. V. Ignatenko

Russian Academy of Sciences

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Dmitry M. Kochev

Russian Academy of Sciences

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E. K. Starostin

Russian Academy of Sciences

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