Tetrahedron Letters,Vol.26,No.34,pp 4101-4104,1985 Printed in Great Britain
SYNTHESIS
OF NEW STABLE ANALOGUES
oo40-4039/85 $3.00 + .oo 81985 Perqamon Press Ltd.
OF PROSTACYCLIN:
(+~-6a-OXO-6,9-METHANO-15-HYDROXYPROSTA-5,L3-DTENOIC
C.W. Bird+, H.I. Butler+,
M.P.L.
Caton, E.C.J.
ACIDS
Coffee*,
C.J. Hardy, T.W. Hart and H.J. Mason The Research
Laboratories,
Dagenham, and +Department
of Chemistry,
Campden
The synthesis
Abstract 5,13-dienoic inhibiting
College,
Hill, London W8 7AH, U.K.
is described
acids as stable analogues
Considerable
analogues
Queen Elizabeth
of (fi)-6a-oxo-6,9-methano-L5-hydroxyprosta-
of prostacyclin
with blood platelet
aggregation
activity.
effort has been devoted
prostacyclin.'
group
May & Baker Ltd.,
Essex, RMLO 7XS
to the preparation
We report here the synthesis
in which
the 6,9 ether
to give the stable enone
of chemically
stable analogues
of a new class of biologically
linkage of 11-deoxyprostacyclin
is replaced
by a carbonyl
(15). -
Scheme1
AcO
0
OMe
.cg _ C02H
3
._ Yq 0
AcO
-
-
._ b-
AcO
CO,Me
4
5
4101
of
active
CO,H
4102
The synthesis
commenced with
2-methoxybutadiene3 this
reaction
confirmed
to
was in accord
a reported
concurred
with
our
contrast
to
of
butadienes
other
the
carbonyl
The key
of
to of
in
filter,
reflux
preferred nature
the
than
the
followed
enolisation 5
converted 94%) to
to give
carbonyl
4
100%) of
of
(41 which
the
spectroscopic
(HCl,
function
gave of
and 50.3
predicted
ppm which could 6 values. Selective
permitted
identification
9.5
Hz),
x 2,5
confirmation
H5 3.04 of
successive
of
these
exchange
be assigned decoupling the
(tdd,
at
chemical
J = 7.5
assignments of
to
ring
contraction
is
which
obtained
is
in
had the
analysis.
For
x 2,
of
9.5,
4.0
was provided
turn
the acid
(2), (3)
was
CH2C12, r.t., between
the
off-resonance carbons
at
frequencies
protons
as Hl 2.7 Hz)
ppm.
decoupling
was treated
by the
rather
52.1,
by comparison
(q,7.5
(0.5
by the
resonance
attached
Hz) and 2.54
when (4,
of
determined
purpose
(PCC,
by proton-proton
Hl and H6 by deuterium
to
The relationship
proton
the
in
addition
controlled
C5 and C6 respectively
individual
shifts
formed
in acetic
structure
this
oxidised
g.1.c.
Cl,
and
(2).
(2)
(1 eq)
by preparative
is the
97% yield)
nitrate
MeOH, 72%) and then
was purified
O’C,
contraction
group,
thus
theory,
C5H5N, 95%) and subsequent
ether ring
carbonyl
acid
Et20,
of
also
with
thallic of
of
hydrindanone
encountered
(DIBAL,
(Ac20,
employing
the
ring-fused
the enol
The direction
That
upon Frontier-orbital 2 The latter report
products
Reduction
addition
regiospecificity
and ester groups was established as follows. As expected the 13 C nmr spectrum of (4) contained three doublets for tertiary
decoupled 45.4
ester
the cis
ring-fused
(2)
by a full
the methyl
based
was the oxidative
45%).
junction.
(11 was established
only
by the
The observed
cis-jasmone.
by acetylation
5 min,
synthesis
hr,
of
ring
that
acid
0.5
direction of
into
2-cyclopentenone. (1)
cl_) prepared*
27% yield.
expectations
(1,
and trans
bicyclo[3,3,0]octanecarboxylic hr,
our of
cis
MeOH, 20°C,
step
in
own observations
group (HCl,
with
conversion
the mixture
hydrolysis
the hydrindanone
2-cyclopentenone
with
with
(td, Further
experiments sodium
J =
and
methoxide
in
deuteromethanol. Two routes method, which
proved
was oxidised
[PCC/CH2C12; to yield
(1).
(31,
aldehyde,
which
which
to
(21.
it
permitted
Reduction
of
separation (loo%),
and reduction
acetoxy
of
67%] group
second the
and then to
first
67% yield,
the
sequence,
Cl5 epimers, reduced
with
aldehyde
reaction
“L-Selectride”
was then hydrolysed (11).
In the in
In the
oxidised
7 to provide
the
(11).
ketal,
with
(a,
HMPTA, -7O”C,
was then
to a Wittig-Homer
(3).
elaboration
hydrolysis to
to
alcohol
(Aldrich),
the ethylene
(100X),
chain
the
by Wittig-Homer
The latter
and the ketal
was silylated,
w-side gave
was oxidised
that
was subjected
NaH, THF,lOO%]S. alcohols
an (3)
and subsequent
the merit
to give
of of
“K-Selectride”
(8)
was converted
100%) which
epimeric
has
THF),
followed
(95%),7
which (4)
[(Me0)2P(0)CH2COR1,
yield
the
attachment
(B2H6,
90%) provided
(loo%),
(PCC,CH2C12,
separable
to
Silylation,
intermediate
“L-Selectride”
for
reduction
(MeO)2P(0)CHNaCOR1,/THF;
(K C03,MeOH,40”C, 1 (R = cyclohexyl), the
suitable
CR1 = pentyl)
(100%)
(60% v/v
gave
AcOH/H20,
the 100%)
to
4103
Scheme2 AcOA
I
AcOA
I
HO_
-
R'
CH,OH 6
7
&iMezBut
8
OH
\
t I
3-
, -
R'
CH,OH 9
13
10
OH COpH
OH
14
OH
R302C
0 R' 6H 15
R*= pH ‘OH
17
R3= Me
16
R2= GH OH
18
R3= H
11
4104
The attachment (LBTMSA., mesylation benzene
the a-side
eq.,
(MeS02C1, r.t.,
(Ac0H:H20:THF 90%) yielded
give
13:7:2,
40”,
81%) and saponification
generally
(17)
EtOAc:Hexane over to
of
since
the
fairly
isomerisation
than prostacyclin
blood,
but
compares
Acknowledgement. is
the
sodium
favourably
isomer
epimers
(2)
is
could
expedited
inhibiting
were
EtOAc:Hexane isomer
be assigned
to
(12)
(eg.
on the basis
by analogy
of
to
chemistry.
a 1:l
mixture
t.1.c.
(Si02,
the E-isomer Z-acid
1:4)
gave
of
the
on storage
(2)
52
(40%
isomerised
as a consequence
of
back
autocatalysis,
by acid.
(2)
is
approximately
collagen
non-prostaglandin
a Science
(lo)
polar
activities,
back
of
MeOH/H20 3:1,
of
gel,
less
corresponding
salt
in
(silica the
presumably
show that
group
(LiOH,
lamp yielded
isomerised
studies
5 eq.,
silyl
by preparative
However , the
by
(D.B.U.,
in prostaglandin
mercury
on standing
with
The award of
gratefully
slowly
ester
pharmacological
active
the
the
ester
condensation
followed
numbering)
whereas
be separated
at 0’).
of the
relationships
could
rapidly of
of
pharmacological
a low pressure
which
27 months
hydrolysis
of of
an aldol
74X),
and elimination
the more polar
The Z-isomer
(14)
Preliminary
to H.I.B.
with
isomers
of
E-acid
of
-7O”,
(prostaglandin
behaviour-property (2)
by means of eq.,
r.t.)
15 R1 = cyclohexyll
and comparison
1:4).11
a period
the
(eg.
The configurations
established
and 5E (13)
Cl5 epimers
as above
polarities
Irradiation
eq.,
When the
Cl5 -isomer
t.1.c.
was effected
60%) to
elaboration the
chain
Me02C(CH213CH0 2.0
70”;
Et N, 1.2 eq., a Successive (21.
16 R1 = cyclohexyl). their
-
1.3
(E).l”
separated, yielded
of
THF, 1.2
induced
inhibitors
and Engineering
aggregation
of
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w.
m.,
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-
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of the
the
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the
for
assigned
52 isomer
5E isomer
R1 = pentyl.
structures. (17)
(131,
was 6 = 6.5
- 6.6