Tetrahedron Letters No. 21, pp 1815 - 1816, 1976. Per-on
SYKTHESIS
OF 7a-SUASTITUTEU
NOVEL
SYKTHESIS
Hiroaki Central
Research
Press.
Printed in Greai.Britain.
CEPHALOSPCRINS
PART
IV.
OF 7a-MRTHYLCEPHALOSPORINS
Yanagisawa
Laboratories,
and Hideo
Sankyo
Kakao
Co., shinapawa,
Tokyo,
Japan
(Received in Japan If March 1976; received in UK for pubzication 12 April 1976) In the search vestigating
for useful
the reaction
At this
time we would
derived
from
tion
C-7
attack
conjugated
water
acetate
in I, and not on the cephcm
and then
with
afforded
in acetone
the mixture
products
gel column
of the amines,
by silica gel column chromatography , [20.2-A from I; dLDCl 3 1.54 (C-7 CH3), 4.52
1.43
(C-7 CH3),
chloride
gave
4.54
(C-4 H)] 1
IVa and IVb, respectively:
(C-6 H)] ; IVb [83$; dCDCl 3 methyl
group
of IVa with
1.53
1723,
1700 cm
-1
chromatography
;d DMS"-d6
with
(ethyl bases
acetate
(IIa
3n' hydrochloric
and IIIb, which
IVa [95:O;o/cDc1 3 5.06
acid
(C-6 H)J .
afforded
- benzene):
were JIIa
phenylacetyl
1.82
1.93
(C-7 CH3),
Removal
4.77
of diphenyl-
7ti-methyl-7-phenylacet-
61$, mp 103+135'(d);
(C-7 CH3),
1815
Schiff
wasbinp
(C-C, H)] ; IIIb c4.6;: from I;dCDC'3
acid 2c) [Va; 1.63
IIIa
(ethyl
acetate,
of IlIa and IIIb with
(C-7 CH3),
t,rifluoroacetic
amido-3-deacetoxycephalosporanic 1775,
Acylation
the
in THF at -7t3' for
of 7u- and 7F-methyl
separated
with
on the quinoidal
ethyl
of IIa an d IIb was hydrolyzed
to give the mixture
al!iyl
nucleus.
of the reaction by silica
of
deals
nucleophile,
bromide
The mixture
58%).
bark
1 eq. of mcthylmagnesium
purification
method 2) for prepara-
substitution
Cur present
a strong
in-
nucleophiles 1)
various
known
electronhilic
reagent,
- benzene)
and IIb;
employed
been
of 7-methylcephalosporins
The previous
reagent.
of a Grignard
by dilution
(I) with
the synthesis
car'sanions.
of Ia with
1 hr followed
crpl~nlosporir~s, ~%'ehave
derivative
cephalosnorin
system
Treatment
acid
like to report
I and a Grignard
with
selective
with
of a quinoid
of 7-atkylcephalosporins
halides
7-substituted
(C-3 CH3)?
JEiiol 3.29
3300,
(C-2 H),
1816
No. 21
3.49
(C6HsCY2),
4.78
Configuration major
product
(C-h H), 7.22
at C-7 was
(IVa) gave
C-7 NH interactions,
(C6Y5CH2),
confirmed
8.62
respectively,
while
values
by IOE
17 and 0% ?;OE values
(NH)). of IVa and IVb.
The
for C-6 H - C-7 CH3 and C-6 H -
IVb gave
5 and 4% h:OEs for the same
intera,ctions. By this methylation CH3), were
4.82
sequence
Vc [mp
(C-G H)] and Vd [powder,
successively Compounds
Staphylococcus
dDMSoed6
145-146'(d),
dDMSo-d6
1.66
(C-7 CH3),
1.64 4.87
(c-7 (C-6 H)]
produced.
Va, Vc and Vd showed aureus
209P,
WIC
of 200, 25 and 12.5 g/ml against
respectively.
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1
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