A rhodium-catalyzed C–H activation/cyclization approach toward the total syntheses of cassiarin C and 8-O-methylcassiarin A from a common intermediate†
Didier F. Vargas , Santiago Fonzo , Sebastian O. Simonetti , Teodoro S. Kaufman , Enrique L. Larghi
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Three short and efficient total syntheses of cassiarin C are reported, from a chromanone common key intermediate. A C–H activation strategy, under rhodium catalysis on its pivaloyl oxime, enabled the installation of the pyridine ring. Dehydrogenation of 8-O-methylcassiarin C afforded 8-O-methylcassiarin A. A kinetic experiment and DFT calculations of the intermediates helped to gain insight into the unusual site- and stereo-specific H/D exchange of cassiarin C in CD3OD.