Synthesis of l -Epicapreomycidine

  • Teshima T
  • Konishi K
  • Shiba T
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Abstract

A cyclic guanidino amino acid, l-epicapreomycidine, isolated from hydrolyzates of protease inhibitors such as chymostatin and elastatinal was synthesized. This amino acid is a diastereomer of l-capreomycidine which is a component amino acid of tuberactinomycin N,O and capreomycin. A new synthetic route from β-hydroxy-Dl-orni thine via an aziridine compound to Dl-capreomycidine was applied to the synthesis of l-epicapreomycidine starting from erythro-β-hydroxy-l-ornithine. A convenient and one-step technique to obtain l-erythro form from a mixture of four diastereomers of β-hydroxyornithine by means of enzymatic reaction was newly exploited. The synthetic l-epicapreomycidine obtained was identical with natural one in all respects, thus confirming the proposed structure.

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Teshima, T., Konishi, K., & Shiba, T. (1980). Synthesis of l -Epicapreomycidine. Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan, 53(2), 508–511. https://doi.org/10.1246/bcsj.53.508

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