Synthetic method for chiral marine natural product with high optical activity

Abstract

The invention discloses a synthetic method for a chiral marine natural product with high optical activity. According to the method, a marine natural product with the high optical activity is prepared by adopting chiral amino acid. The method specifically comprises the following steps: first, using L-ornithine monohydrochloride and D-ornithine monohydrochloride as starting raw materials, and performing copper ion complexing, amino protecting, esterifying, urea forming and cyclizing to obtain an intermediate 5; then, using N-methylpyrrole as a raw material, and performing electrophilic reaction, hydrolyzing, acidizing and acylating in sequence to obtain an intermediate 9; finally, enabling the intermediate 5 and the intermediate 9 to react to prepare corresponding chiral natural products, namely (S)-midpacamide or (R)-midpacamide. According to the synthetic method, synthetic steps are simple; the operation is simple and convenient; reaction conditions are mild; the original structure of the product prepared by the provided synthetic route is kept; the optical purity of the obtained marine natural product is greater than 99 percent; the marine natural product has a wide application prospect.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of chemical synthesis, in particular to a synthesis method of a chiral marine natural product with high optical activity. Background technique [0002] In recent years, marine natural products have become a research hotspot for scientists. Midpacamide is a marine natural product with antibacterial activity (Triana Hertiani, RuAngelie Edrada-Ebel, Sofia Ortlepp, Rob W.M.Van Soest, Nicole J.de Voogd Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry 2010 , 18,1297–1311) in 1977, Lionel Chevolot first reported the marine natural product midpacamide, which was isolated from an unnamed sponge in the waters near the Marshall Islands in the Western Pacific Ocean and extracted a new 3,5 Disubstituted imidazoline-2,4-dione marine alkaloids. The structure of this compound is relatively novel and unique, and it has a chiral center. However, the chemical extraction and separation of natural products involves complex processes, low yield...

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The structure of this compound is relatively novel and unique, and it has a chiral center. However, the chemical extraction and separation of natural products involves complex processes, low yield and large waste, resulting in high cost of the extract and difficult to produce in large quantities. Since then, people have continued to try And successfully carried out its total synthesis research

The synthetic method of this compound that has been reported is as follows: Thomas Lindel and his colleague first reported the total synthesis of natural product midpacamide (Lindel, T.and H.Hoffmann, Liebigs Annalen, 1997,1997 (7), 1525-1528.) , however, the reagents used in these processes are rare, expensive, and cannot solve the problem of racemization

In 2001, Pilar M etc. used a new method to re-synthesize midpacamide (Fresneda, P.M., P.Molina, and M.A.Sanz, Tetrahedron letters, 2001, 42(5), 851-854.), this method is easy to get raw materials , but did not solve the problem of racemization

In 2004, Pilar M et al. tried a new method for the total synthesis of midpacamide (Fresneda, P.M., Tetrahedron letters, 2004, 45(8), 1655-1657.). This method is difficult to synthesize some reagents, and racemization has not yet been resolved. question

The steps of the above synthetic schemes are relatively cumbersome, and the most important thing is that the problem of racemization is not solved. All the routes available in the prior art have not realized that the obtained product is a single configuration product

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