Total Synthesis of Spirotryprostatin A, Leading to the Discovery of Some Biologically Promising Analogues
Journal of the American Chemical Society1999Vol. 121(10), pp. 2147–2155
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Abstract
The total synthesis of the title compound has been accomplished. A key step involves the oxidative rearrangement of the β-carboline derivative to an oxindole via the action of N-bromosuccinimide. From this point, a diketopiperazine was introduced. A thiophenyl group served as a precursor of the isopropylidene function. Implementation of the same sort of chemistry starting with a methoxytryptophan derivative led to the parent structures. Furthermore, it was shown that the difficultly accessible isopropylidene side chain of spirotryprostatin A is not necessary for biological activity. Moreover, three analogues lacking the diketopiperazine system were shown to be quite active as cell cycle inhibitors.
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