Second-Generation Total Synthesis of Prorocentin

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Abstract

After a recent total synthesis had resolved all issues surrounding the constitution and stereostructure of prorocentin, it was possible to devise a new approach aiming at an improved supply of this scarce marine natural product; this compound is a cometabolite of the prototypical phosphatase inhibitor okadaic acid but still awaits detailed biological profiling. The revised entry starts from 2-deoxy-d-glucose; keys to success were a telescoped hemiacetal reduction/acetal cleavage and an exquisitely selective gold/Brønsted acid-cocatalyzed spiroacetalization.

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Yahata, K., Zachmann, R. J., & Fürstner, A. (2023). Second-Generation Total Synthesis of Prorocentin. Organic Letters, 25(26), 4903–4907. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.orglett.3c01720

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