Studies on a biomimetic approach to aerothionin and psammaplysin-A

Studies on a biomimetic approach to aerothionin and psammaplysin-A

Tetrahedron Letters,Vo1.28,No.42,pp Printed in Great Britain 4969-4972,1987 0040-4039/87 $3.00 + .oo Pergamon Journals Ltd. STUDIES ON A BIOMIMETIC...

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Tetrahedron Letters,Vo1.28,No.42,pp Printed in Great Britain

4969-4972,1987

0040-4039/87 $3.00 + .oo Pergamon Journals Ltd.

STUDIES ON A BIOMIMETIC APPROACH AEROTHIONIN AND PSAMMAPLYSIN-A

TO

Kelvin T. Okamoto and Jon Clardy* Department of Chemistry - Baker Laboratory Cornell University Ithaca, NY 14853-1301 USA

Summary: Oxidation and psammaplysin-A

of a plausible biological (2) is described.

In the last two decades,

precursor

for the spirocyclic

a number of natural products

have been isolated

order Verongida.

Most of them can be formulated

as products generated

dibromotyrosine.

Aerophobin-1,’

and psammaplysin-A

While the natural antibacterial

aerothionin

role of these

testing.

A recent

compounds

is unknown,

report on the related

ATPase and myosin Ca ATPase and activation

Me0

(l),*

0

compound

(2)s are pertinent

all have some purealin

from sponges

by the aromatic

(1)

of the

oxidation

of

examples.

biological

showed

inhibition

activity

in

of Na/K

OMe

u

OMe Br

they

of aerothionin

of myosin WEDTA ATPase.4 Br

Me0

systems

OMe

Br’

Br

NHR’

H2N-o Br 4

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OMe Br

NOH

6

Scheme 1 The most interesting system.

Compounds

Verongida.

structural

aspect

with this spirocyclic

The purported

precursor

(Scheme

[5,3] spirocyclic

alcohol

bond

the

to yield

1).

could be formed

ketal

isoxazoline

only from the sponges

of dibromotyrosine.

by nucleophilic

can open by breaking

analogous

spirocyclic

is the spirocyclic

system have been isolated

The epoxide

in a reaction

[6,3]

molecules

is the oxime 5, a derivative

to arene oxide 6, the final spirocycles on the epoxide

of these

in a mechanism

a carbon-oxygen

similar

to the

of order

Were 5 oxidized

attack of the oxime

to the NIH shifts or by breaking

ring

hydroxyl

bond to give the the carbon-carbon

arene

oxide-oxepin

tautomerism.s A synthetic retrosynthetically acetyl

protected

overall

yield

approach

incorporating

disconnected

this proposed

at the carbon-nitrogen

amine 4 (R’=Ac) was synthesized

of 17%.

The carboxyl

portion

oxime 5. Ethyl ester 9 was synthesized

scheme amide

Compound

bond into two pieces.

from tyramine

retrosynthetically

was explored.

hydrochloride was envisioned

from p-hydroxybenzaldehyde

2 was

The mono-N-

in five steps with an as arising

from the

(8) in six steps with an overall

yield of 25%. Four methods

i.

The porphyrin

hydroxylation platinum

worked

were used to oxidize compound oxidation

eq), 2.5 ~JL N-methyl

of the oxime was performed

out by Tabushi

in polyvinylpyrollidine imidazole

9:

and

(PtPVP, (0.22 eq),

Morimitsu. 7

using conditions In a typical

6.6 PM, 4.1 x 10-T eq),* 1.80 mg TPP.MnCI

conducive

experiment,lO.O

3.80 mg benzoic

(0.018 eq),

to aromatic uL colloidal

anhydride

(0.12

and 55.0 mg 9 (1.00 eq)

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were stirred in 1.5 mL dry ethanol trace of non-starting

ii.

Oxime

9 was

dodecacarbonyl ethanol

material also

heated

as a solvent,

oxidized

the oxidation

after several

identified.

Two products

aldehyde

was obtained

atmosphere

after HPLC purification,

using

a system

of t-butyl

for several days.

but no identification hydroperoxide

Only a

was possible.

and

molybdenum

to 930 in a sealed tube9 for times ranging from 14 hours to 37 days.

recovered

12 was the result

under a 1 :l hydrogen:oxygen

days.

proceeded

Numerous

extremely

oxidation

hydroxylation

13 was an intermediate

Over 50% of starting

products were isolated

11.

and the last was the benzaldehyde

on the pathway

material

and four compounds

10 and the benzyl cyanide

were the nitro compound

of aromatic

slowly.

to oxime 5; HPLC purification

With was were

The third product 13.

Although

of 5 prior to oxidation

showed that 13 was not a contaminant.

CO2 Et

$.

i-iii

*BrGBr

iv,v

NOH

Lrdyy



rco2Et

Br OH

OMe

I OMe

i) NBS, 90% ii) Mel. K&O,. v) NaH, CH,(COOEt),, 75%

90% iii) NaBH,,65% iv) Nal, BF,.Et,O, vi) BuONO, NaOEt. 70%

75%

Br

Ho-NH2 i) A+O,

Br&Et

-

NaOAc, 75%

ii) Br,, 60%

H2N-oY-NHAc

iii) Br(CH2)3Br, NaH, 60%

Br

iv) K+Pth-,60%

BrJBI($yE;r$Br

v) H,NNH,,

Br$;

OMe

OMe

OMe

Ok

OMe

10

11

12

13

14

60%

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iii.

Oxidation

of 9 proceeded

Recovery

of starting

material

products

were isolated

oxidation

product in 3-4% yield.

much faster in benzene was

negligible

and identified.

after

Furthermore,

Compound

using the oxidizing

24 hours

and the same

the spirocycle

14 was identified

conditions

of method ii.

four major

14 was also isolated

oxidation

as an minor

using 1H NMR and chemical

ionization

MS;10 the NMR spectrum was similar to that reported for the methyl ester.” The last method

iv.

by Jerina

of oxidation

and Daly.12.13

products.

Recovered

in ethanol. experiments

Efforts

Oxidations

starting

no oxime was isolated.

aromatic

or less.l*.ts

acid in a biphasic system as reported

proceeded

with longer

cleanly

reaction

could

not successful.

be conclusively

few

times; after 37 days, virtually

products were the same four reported 14 were

and gave relatively

isolated from the reaction

Furthermore,

identified

throughout

as the spirocyclic

the

system

3

(2). oxidations

are run for only a few minutes

are performed

to prevent

The isolation

proposed

bio-oxidation

sponges.

Synthesis

of the methyl

biomimetic

synthesis

of aerothionin

generating

the necessary

AcknowledamentS:

decreased

to find the spirocycle

(R=Et) of psammaplysin-A

percent

material

compound

trifluoroperacetic

using this system

The identified

no isolated

Typically,

employed

on simple

secondary

and identification

of 9 to the spirocyclic

reactions.

seen in natural

of 14 would

(1). 11 Further oxidation

arene oxide and subsequently

This work was supported

Yields

the desired

by the National

are ususally ten

oxidation

products

complete

studies

and anisole--and

of products

of 14 from the peroxide

systems

ester analogue

systems--benzene

the

from the Verongida

a formal,

may reveal

supports

albeit

better

low-yield,

methods

for

spirocycles.

Institutes of Health (CA24487).

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(Received

in USA 16 June

1987)