Chiral aminals: Powerful auxiliaries in asymmetric synthesis

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Abstract

Chiral aminals are prepared from chiral C2 symmetrical diamines and aldehydes. The chiral imidazolidine ring exerts its stereocontrol either through stericor chelation effects. Reaction of aqueous glyoxal with diamine 1 results in a new chiral synthon 6; this “chiron” is a useful precursor for α-hydroxy aldehydes and for α-amino aldehydes. An aminal of nicotinaldehyde 7 reacts stereoselectively with organocopper reagents to afford a chiral dihydropyridine, which is a starting point for several short asymmetric syntheses of indolo- and benzoquinolizine alkaloids. © 1996, Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston. All rights reserved.

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Alexakis, A., Mangeney, P., Lensen, N., Tranchier, J. P., Gosmini, R., & Raussou, S. (1996). Chiral aminals: Powerful auxiliaries in asymmetric synthesis. Pure and Applied Chemistry, 68(3), 531–534. https://doi.org/10.1351/pac199668030531

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