Synthesis of revised structure of klaivanolide (acetylmelodorinol)

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Abstract

Klaivanolide (acetylmelodorinol) is an anti-leishmanial/anti-trypanosomal agent isolated from Uvaria klaineana and the structure was originally assigned as a 7-membered lactone with extended conjugation and S-configuration at the lactone junction. Very recently, the structure of klaivanolide was revised as previously known compound acetylmelodorinol. Now, we have synthesized the revised structure in racemic form using a short route.

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Raut, G. N., Wagh, S. B., & Reddy, D. S. (2015). Synthesis of revised structure of klaivanolide (acetylmelodorinol). Arkivoc, 2016(2), 116–122. https://doi.org/10.3998/ark.5550190.p009.231

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