Issue 0, 1985

Synthesis of the key intermediate(±)-18,19-dinor-14αH-cheilantha-12,15-dien-17-one and its transformation into the geochemical marker 18,19-dinor-13βH, 14αH-cheilanthane and the marine-type sesterterpene methyl scalar-17-en-25-oate

Abstract

(±)-Methyl isocopalate (1) was converted into 18,19-dinor-14αH-cheilantha-12,15-dien-17-one (5). This key intermediate was then used as starting material for the synthesis of the tricyclane 18,19-dinor-13βH,14αH-cheilanthane (6) and its C-13 epimer (19). The hydrocarbon (6) is the most abundant member of a series of biological markers from petroleums and sediments. Starting from (5) the sesterterpene of marine-type scalar-17-en-25-oate (8) through the tricyclic esters (21) was also synthesized. The (Z) isomer of (21) possesses the carbon skeleton of the fern sesterterpene cheilanthatriol (10).

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J. Chem. Soc., Perkin Trans. 1, 1985, 1227-1231

Synthesis of the key intermediate(±)-18,19-dinor-14αH-cheilantha-12,15-dien-17-one and its transformation into the geochemical marker 18,19-dinor-13βH, 14αH-cheilanthane and the marine-type sesterterpene methyl scalar-17-en-25-oate

M. G. Sierra, R. M. Cravero, M. de los Angeles Laborde and E. A. Rúveda, J. Chem. Soc., Perkin Trans. 1, 1985, 1227 DOI: 10.1039/P19850001227

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