M. J. Moolenaar
University of Amsterdam
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Tetrahedron Letters | 1991
Wim-Jan Koot; Roel van Ginkel; M. Kranenburg; Henk Hiemstra; Saskia Louwrier; M. J. Moolenaar; W. Nico Speckamp
Abstract Highly stereoselective syntheses of enantiomerically pure γ-amino acids statine and 4- epi -statine from ( S )-malic acid are described by using, respectively, an intramolecular α-acylamino radical reaction and an intermolecular N -acyliminium allylsilane coupling.
Tetrahedron Letters | 1994
Romeo Romagnoli; Eric C. Roos; Henk Hiemstra; M. J. Moolenaar; W. Nico Speckamp; Bernard Kaptein; Hans E. Schoemaker
Abstract A new asymmetric reduction method for meso -imides is reported. Treatment of various imides with a mixture of a chiral oxazaborolidine and BH 3 leads to a mixture of cis - and trans -hydroxylactams and, after subsequent ethanolysis, to the corresponding diastereomerically pure trans -ethoxylactams. The enantiomeric excesses were shown to be 75–89% by both chiral HPLC-determinations and conversion of the reduction products into the corresponding, known lactones.
Tetrahedron Letters | 1999
Willem F.J. Karstens; M. J. Moolenaar; Floris P. J. T. Rutjes; U. Grabowska; W.N. Speckamp; Henk Hiemstra
A formal total synthesis of natural (−)-epibatidine has been developed. Key steps in the synthesis are a copper(I)-mediated coupling of an (S)-pyroglutamic acid-derived organozinc reagent with 1-iodo-3-trimethylsilyl-1-propyne and an N-acyl- or N-sulfonyliminium ion cyclization. Following this route, various N-protected hydroxylactams were converted into 7-azabicylo[2.2.1]heptane derivatives.
Tetrahedron | 1977
P.J.R. Nederlof; M. J. Moolenaar; E. R. De Waard; H. O. Huisman
Abstract This paper describes the synthesis of linalool and nerolidol by means of a regioselective coupling of the hydroxy-sulfoxide 6a with prenyl-and geranylbromide, followed by reductive desulfurization.
Tetrahedron | 1978
P.J.R. Nederlof; M. J. Moolenaar; E. R. De Waard; H. O. Huisman
Abstract Hydroxy sulfoxide 1 reacts with SO 2 Cl 2 to give the (Z)-C 5 terpene building block 3b via cyclic alkoxy oxosulfonium salt 2 . The conversion of 1 via the corresponding sulfone 4 leads to the (E) isomer 6b . An explanation is offered for the stereoselective course of the reactions.
Tetrahedron Letters | 1984
Henk Hiemstra; Wim J. Klaver; M. J. Moolenaar; W. Nico Speckamp
Abstract The combination of a silicon directed N-acyliminium ion cyclization reaction and a subsequent S N 2′ substitution of an imide nitrogen with lithium dimethyl cuprate constitutes a novel approach to functionalized transfused carbobicycles.
Tetrahedron | 1978
P.J.R. Nederlop; M. J. Moolenaar; E. R. De Waard; H. O. Huisman
Consecutive [1,2]- and [1,3]-migrations of the sulfur functionality convert the hydroxysulfoxide terpene building block 1a into the charge affinity inverted synthon 6 or the desulfurized chloro aldehyde 9a.
ChemInform | 1999
Henk Hiemstra; Winfred G. Beyersbergen van Henegouwen; Willem F.J. Karstens; M. J. Moolenaar; Floris P. J. T. Rutjes
The unique location of two orthogonal carbon carbon double bonds in the aliene moiety makes this functional group suitable for consecutive (tandem) reactions and the rapid build-up of molecular complexity.1 An addition reaction to one double bond usually leads either to an allylic or a vinylic functional group, or to both, which in several cases leads to enhanced reactivity of the molecule for further processes.
Tetrahedron | 2000
W. Nico Speckamp; M. J. Moolenaar
Tetrahedron | 1988
Wim J. Klaver; M. J. Moolenaar; Henk Hiemstra; W. Nico Speckamp