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Tetrahedron | 1967

Structure and stereochemistry of boschniakine, boschnialactone, and boschnialinic acid, an oxidation product of boschnialactone

Takeo Sakan; Yuji Hayashi; Y. Honda; T. Shono; Masashi Nakajima; M. Kato

Abstract Boschniakine, C10H11NO, and boschnialactone, C9H14O2, were isolated as the physiologically active principles of Boschniakia rossica Hunt, and their absolute structures have been determined. Four optically active stereoisomers of boschnialinic acid (2-carboxy-3-methylcyclopentylacetic acid), one of which is an oxidation product of boschnialactone, have been synthesized and their stereochemistries established.


Tetrahedron | 1980

Revisions of the absolute configurations of C-8 methyl groups in dehydroiridodiol, neonepetalactone, and matatabiether from Actinidia polygama miq

Tsutomu Sakai; Kimiko Nakajima; Kazuo Yoshihara; Takeo Sakan; Sachihiko Isoe

Abstract The absolute configurations of C-8 Me groups in dehydro-iridodiol, neonepetalactone, and matatabiether isolated from the cat- and lacewmg-attracting plant Actinidia polygama Miq. were revised to the S configurations on the basis of chemical transformations and unambiguous syntheses.


Tetrahedron | 1977

STUDIES ON THE SESQUITERPENOIDS OF HYPOLEPIS PUNCTATA METT. II

Yuji Hayashi; Mugio Nishizawa; Takeo Sakan

Abstract Hypacrone ( 1 ), a new seco-illudoid sesquiterpene, was isolated from a fern, Hypolepis punctata Mett., as its characteristic acrid principle. The structure is proposed on the spectral basis and the transformation into pterosins, illudoid constituents of the same plant.


Tetrahedron | 1977

Studies on the sesquiterpenoids of hypolepis punctata mett.—II : The total synthesis of hypacrone

Yuji Hayashi; Mugio Nishizawa; Takeo Sakan

Hypacrone (1), a new seco-illudoid, was synthesized by several steps, including a cross aldol condensation of two major moieties, a diketone (2) and a cyclopentenone derivative (11).


Tetrahedron Letters | 1979

Total synthesis of nagilactone F, biologically active nor-diterpenoid dilactone isolated from podocarpus nagi

Yuji Hayashi; Takeshi Matsumoto; Toshiaki Hyono; Naomi Nishikawa; Motokazu Uemura; Mugio Nishizawa; Masatoshi Togami; Takeo Sakan

Abstract Nagilactone F was synthesized from (+)-podocarpic acid of the established structure. This work constitutes the first total synthesis of the biologically active norditerpenoid dilactones in Podocarpus plants.


Journal of The Chemical Society D: Chemical Communications | 1971

The synthesis of oosponol and oospoglycol

Motokazu Uemura; Takeo Sakan

Oosponol and (–)-oospoglycol (of about 66% optical purity) have been synthesized from 8-hydroxyisocoumarin-4-carboxylic acid (= oospoic acid).


Organic Chemistry#R##N#Session Lectures Presented at the Twenty-sixth International Congress of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Tokyo, Japan, 4–10 September 1977 | 1979

STRATEGY IN ORGANIC SYNTHESIS

Takeo Sakan

In this paper, several designs and the concepts in syntheses of natural products performed in our laboratory are described. 1) Syntheses of cat attractants under thermodynamically controlled conditions; 2) Synthesis of verbenalin, an iridoid glycoside, under kinetically controlled conditions; 3) Preparations of bioactive substances by oxidative degradation of carotenoids, as an example of interpretation and utilization of abnormal reactions; 4) Syntheses of ketones based on mimic enzymatic reactions.


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1951

RESOLUTION INTO OPTICAL ISOMERS OF SOME AMINO ACIDS BY PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY

Munio Kotake; Takeo Sakan; N. Nakamura; Siro Senoh


Helvetica Chimica Acta | 1973

The Synthesis of Damascenone and β‐Damascone and the possible mechanism of their formation from carotenoids

Sachihiko Isoe; Shigeo Katsumura; Takeo Sakan


Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan | 1959

On the Structure of Actinidine and Matatabilactone, the Effective Components of Actinidia polygama

Takeo Sakan; Akira Fujino; Fujio Murai; Yasuo Butsugan; Akio. Suzui

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Mugio Nishizawa

Tokushima Bunri University

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