Made available in DSpace on 2015-05-14T13:21:22Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 ArquivoTotal.pdf: 18195512 bytes, checksum: 6229ab5e9f367190d5f7b4336c07dfec (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-08-30 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / This study was designed based on the concept of achiral / meso compound. The importance of preparing achiral compounds is based on their structural simplification, leading to new molecules which require no further investigations pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of the enantiomers. Therefore, it is proposed to the synthesis of analogues tetrahydropyrans achiral/meso using the Prins cyclization reaction. The homoallylic alcohols synthesized in this work were derived from the Barbier reaction obtained in great yields, wherein these products are used as a synthesis intermediate for the preparation of tetrahydropyrans proposed. The Prins cyclization reaction is an efficient method for the preparation of tetrahydropyrans therefore proved to be a powerful tool for synthesis and versatile for the preparation of substituted tetrahydropyrans to give all the compounds synthesized in satisfactory yields. Through spectroscopic and crystallographic studies were possible to determine in detail the relative configuration of the molecules 40a, 41a, 44a, 45a, 46a, 46b and 48b. Furthermore, a theoretical study was developed using the density functional theory to obtain the molecular geometries optimized in the gas phase, making it possible to compare these preferred conformations with geometries defined by crystals. The tetrahydropyrans bioevaluated were synthesized in the leukemic cell line K562 and two types of normal L929 cells and PBMC. The results were very promising in cancer in vitro assays, highlighting the hydrazones 42a-c and the 43a-c aminoguanidines they were the only compounds that were active against resistant cell line K562, highlighting the tetrahydropyran 42c which showed higher activity series counterpart (present value of IC50 7.59 μM) and the tetrahydropyran 42b with an excellent IC50 (8.97 μM) value and a good selectivity index (2.2 in L929 and 1.6 in PBMC). / Este trabalho foi idealizado baseado no conceito de compostos aquirais/meso. A importância da preparação de compostos aquirais está baseada na sua simplificação estrutural, conduzindo a novas moléculas que não necessitam de posteriores investigações farmacodinâmicas e farmacocinéticas dos enantiômeros. Sendo assim, propomos neste trabalho a síntese de análogos tetraidropirânicos aquirais/meso utilizando a reação de ciclização de Prins. Os álcoois homoalílicos sintetizados foram provenientes da reação de Barbier obtidos em ótimos rendimentos, no qual estes produtos foram utilizados como intermediário de síntese para a preparação dos tetraidropiranos propostos. A reação de ciclização de Prins é um método eficiente na preparação dos tetraidropiranos, pois mostrou-se ser uma ferramenta de síntese poderosa e versátil para a preparação dos tetraidropiranos substituídos, obtendo-se todos os compostos sintetizados em rendimentos satisfatórios. Através de estudos espectroscópicos e cristalográficos foi possível determinar detalhadamente a configuração relativa das moléculas 40a, 41a, 44a, 45a, 46a, 46b e 48b. Além disso, foi desenvolvido um estudo teórico utilizando a teoria do funcional densidade para se obter as geometrias moleculares otimizadas em fase gasosa, tornando possível comparar estas conformações preferenciais com as geometrias definidas pelos cristais. Os tetraidropiranos sintetizados foram bioavaliados na linhagem de células leucêmicas K562 e dois tipos de células normais L929 e PBMC. Os resultados em câncer foram bastante promissores nos ensaios in vitro, dando destaque para as hidrazonas 42a-c e as aminoguanidinas 43a-c que foram os únicos compostos que se mostraram ativos contra a linhagem celular resistente K562, destacando-se o tetraidropirano 42c que apresentou maior atividade da série congênere (apresentando valor de CI50 7.59 μM) e o tetraidropirano 42b que apresentou excelente valor de IC50 (8.97 μM) e um bom índice de seletividade (2.2 em L929 e 1.6 em PBMC).

Gold catalysis has attracted much attention within the chemical community in recent years, and its importance as a synthetic tool has only started to be uncovered. This thesis describes the development of a gold(I) catalyzed transformation and its application to the synthesis of a structurally unique Lycopodium alkaloid, Magellanine. Although there have been a few reports on the synthesis of the magellanane core to date, the approach described herein would represent a new and efficient strategy to construct the angularly fused tetracyclic core. The 5 exo dig/Prins reaction that would be the key step of the synthesis was first developed and studied on a model substrate, enabling the verification of the hypothesis that this transformation could indeed form the A and B rings of Magellanine and be applied to its synthesis. This reaction formed the tricyclic products in good yields and in good exo:endo ratios. The synthesis of Magellanine was undertaken, but problems of isomerization prevented the synthesis of the desired 5 exo dig/Prins substrate, which contained the C and D rings of Magellanine with a cis relationship at the ring junction. However, an almost identical substrate, save for a trans configuration between the C and D rings instead of the cis configuration, was prepared and served in further establishing the applicability of this methodology to the synthesis of Magellanine by successfully undergoing the 5-exo-dig/Prins reaction and generating the tetracyclic products. Studies of the steps following the key transformation were performed on the model substrate, allowing for the evaluation of these steps prior to their use in the synthesis. The results of the studies indicate a possible need to revisit the order in which the steps should be carried out. Promising solutions to the different obstacle encountered during the work are presented, demonstrating how the synthesis of Magellanine through a route featuring the 5-exo-dig/Prins cyclization is attainable.

Highly functionalized 5 or 6-membered nitrogen-containing heterocyclic moieties are highly prevalent in pharmaceuticals reagents, alkaloid natural products, organocatalysts, as well as useful building blocks in organic synthesis. Novel approaches to synthesizing these structures are sought therefore to maximize their accessibility. Within the well-established organic synthesis artillery, electrocyclic reactions serve as the predominant strategy to construct pyrrolidine and piperidine analogues. In this dissertation, the first stereocontrolled assembly of indolizidines from 2-allylic proline esters by aza-Prins reaction, and endo-selective synthesis of highly functionalized 5-vinylic pyrrolidines from benzylic and allylic azomethine ylide using novel [3+2] dipolar cycloaddition are described. These methodologies then culminate in a formal synthesis of Borreria alkaloid, borrecapine, by using an unprecedented sulfonyl group substituted dipolarophile. Finally, new directions in our laboratory to make pyrrolidine scaffolds are included in the last chapter of this thesis.

Gold catalysis has attracted much attention within the chemical community in recent years, and its importance as a synthetic tool has only started to be uncovered. This thesis describes the development of a gold(I) catalyzed transformation and its application to the synthesis of a structurally unique Lycopodium alkaloid, Magellanine. Although there have been a few reports on the synthesis of the magellanane core to date, the approach described herein would represent a new and efficient strategy to construct the angularly fused tetracyclic core. The 5 exo dig/Prins reaction that would be the key step of the synthesis was first developed and studied on a model substrate, enabling the verification of the hypothesis that this transformation could indeed form the A and B rings of Magellanine and be applied to its synthesis. This reaction formed the tricyclic products in good yields and in good exo:endo ratios. The synthesis of Magellanine was undertaken, but problems of isomerization prevented the synthesis of the desired 5 exo dig/Prins substrate, which contained the C and D rings of Magellanine with a cis relationship at the ring junction. However, an almost identical substrate, save for a trans configuration between the C and D rings instead of the cis configuration, was prepared and served in further establishing the applicability of this methodology to the synthesis of Magellanine by successfully undergoing the 5-exo-dig/Prins reaction and generating the tetracyclic products. Studies of the steps following the key transformation were performed on the model substrate, allowing for the evaluation of these steps prior to their use in the synthesis. The results of the studies indicate a possible need to revisit the order in which the steps should be carried out. Promising solutions to the different obstacle encountered during the work are presented, demonstrating how the synthesis of Magellanine through a route featuring the 5-exo-dig/Prins cyclization is attainable.

Studien Prins eller vanlig groda? är en klassisk retorisk analys av H.K.H. Prins Danielstalekonst i kombination med analyser av narrativ i tal och talarens actio (framförande). Syftetmed uppsatsen är att studera vad som kännetecknar Prins Daniels talekonst.Huvudfrågeställningen som besvaras är Vad kännetecknar Prins Daniels talekonst? Resultathar nåtts genom att analysera tre tal, i video och text-form. Följande resultat har studien lettfram till; Prins Daniel anpassar sig väl till de situationer han håller tal i. Det sker i stilnivån påspråket, kroppsspråk och användning av rösten (actio) och innehållet i talen. Det somutmärker Prins Daniels talekonst är användningen av narrativ i talen och hans förmåga attskapa en känsla av gemenskap, ”jag är en av er”, hos publiken.

An unexpected tricyclic ether formation instead of acetate addition to the double bond of a norbornene derivative aroused our interest to explore the mechanism of this reaction. Mechanistic studies showed that methylene diacetate (MDA) was formed in the stock solution (NBu4OAc + dichloromethane) and decomposed to formaldehyde under Lewis or Br&oslash / nsted acid conditions. Formaldehyde and olefin condensation (Prins reaction) clearly explains the formation of the unexpected product. Same methodology was then successfully applied to develop a one-step procedure for the synthesis of 3-chloro-3-arylpropanols, which are important starting materials for the synthesis of biologically active benzanilide derivatives. Styrenes were reacted with MDA in the presence of boron trifluoride to give the corresponding 3-chloro-3-arylpropanols in 36&amp / #8211 / 84% yield. The second part of the thesis involves kinetic resolution of 3-chloro-3-arylpropanols by lipase mediated acylation which are described for the first time. Acylation with the CCL provided the best enantioselectivity amongst the enzymes used. Enantiomerically enriched products with up to 78% ee were obtained after two successive lipase-mediated acylations. Different substituents on the aromatic ring and bromide, instead of chloride, at the benzylic position of the substrates were found to have no drastic influence on the enantioselectivity of the reaction. In the last part, easily available ferrocenyl substituted aziridinylmethanols (FAM) were complexed with nickel to catalyze the enantioselective diethylzinc addition to various enones with ee&amp / #8217 / s reaching 82%. The ligands can be recovered and used without losing their activity. The sense of asymmetric induction was found to be dependent on the configuration of the aziridine ring.

L'activation par voie oxydative de dérivés phénoliques contenant une chaine latérale insaturée avec un réactif d'iode hypervalent permet la formation de produits bicycliques et tricycliques via l'intermédiaire d'un processus de cyclisation cationique en cascade. Il s'agit d'un procédé efficace permettant, en une seule étape de synthèse, de construire le squelette principal de plusieurs produits naturels avec un stéréocontrôle total, régi par les interactions de contrainte 1,3 allyliques et par la configuration des doubles liaisons des chaînes latérales. Une application de cette nouvelle méthodologie pour la synthèse du squelette de la famille des kauranes a été réalisée énantiosélectivement, en une seule étape, via la déaromatisation d'un phénol élaboré. De plus, une version oxydative de la réaction de Polonovski classique permet avec l'aide d'un iode hypervalent, de transformer une amine benzylique en aldéhyde chimiosélectivement. ______________________________________________________________________________ MOTS-CLÉS DE L’AUTEUR : Déaromatisation, Iode hypervalent, Phénol, Prins, Polonovski, Produit naturel, Polycyclisation, Umpolung

Gold catalysis has attracted much attention within the chemical community in recent years, and its importance as a synthetic tool has only started to be uncovered. This thesis describes the development of a gold(I) catalyzed transformation and its application to the synthesis of a structurally unique Lycopodium alkaloid, Magellanine. Although there have been a few reports on the synthesis of the magellanane core to date, the approach described herein would represent a new and efficient strategy to construct the angularly fused tetracyclic core. The 5 exo dig/Prins reaction that would be the key step of the synthesis was first developed and studied on a model substrate, enabling the verification of the hypothesis that this transformation could indeed form the A and B rings of Magellanine and be applied to its synthesis. This reaction formed the tricyclic products in good yields and in good exo:endo ratios. The synthesis of Magellanine was undertaken, but problems of isomerization prevented the synthesis of the desired 5 exo dig/Prins substrate, which contained the C and D rings of Magellanine with a cis relationship at the ring junction. However, an almost identical substrate, save for a trans configuration between the C and D rings instead of the cis configuration, was prepared and served in further establishing the applicability of this methodology to the synthesis of Magellanine by successfully undergoing the 5-exo-dig/Prins reaction and generating the tetracyclic products. Studies of the steps following the key transformation were performed on the model substrate, allowing for the evaluation of these steps prior to their use in the synthesis. The results of the studies indicate a possible need to revisit the order in which the steps should be carried out. Promising solutions to the different obstacle encountered during the work are presented, demonstrating how the synthesis of Magellanine through a route featuring the 5-exo-dig/Prins cyclization is attainable.

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Abordaram-se diversos aspectos da reação de contração de álcoois homoalílicos promovida por trinitrato de tálio (TTN). A configuração relativa do indano obtido como produto foi estabelecida graças a uma difratometria de raio-x de seu derivado sólido, possibilitando a elaboração de um mecanismo detalhado desta transformação. As reações de contração de anel de alquenóis secundários e terciários com TTN produzem indanos em 33-65%. Por outro lado, os 3-alquenóis terciários que possuem uma metila a mais em posição alílica conduzem a produtos oriundos de uma reação de fragmentação em 51-69%, com a perda de uma molécula de acetona. Álcoois homoalílicos primários, ao reagirem com iodo ou iodo hipervalente, sofrem uma reação de fragmentação, formando formaldeído, que sofre uma ciclização de Prins com o substrato, produzindo hexahidro- benzo-isocromenos em 26-48%. No caso da reação com iodo, parte do substrato sofre também uma ciclização 5-endo-trig seguida de aromatização, levando a um di-hidro-naftofurano em até 30% de rendimento. A ciclização de Prins de 3-alquenóis primário, secundário ou terciário com quantidades equimolares de aldeídos - aromáticos ou alifáticos - ou cetonas alifáticas catalisada por 5 mol% de iodo pode ser alcançada em rendimentos de 54-82%. Estas reações foram efetuadas em condições brandas e não anidras. Esta metodologia foi expandida para a preparação de uma hexa-hidro-benzo-isoquinolina à partir de uma tosilamida homoalílica, em 60% de rendimento. Um método simples e eficiente para a 2,2-dicloração de 1-tetralonas, da indanona e da benzosuberona foi desenvolvido utilizando-se água de cloro e metanol (5:1), à temperatura ambiente, em 61-90% de rendimento. A caramboxina é uma neurotoxina extraída da carambola. Sua síntese seria desejável para a confirmar sua estrutura e realizar novos ensaios biológicos. A rota sintética estudada possui, como etapa-chave, uma reação de Diels-Alder seguida de uma retro-Diels-Alder entre um éster clorotetrólico e um ciclo-hexadieno derivado da dimedona. No entanto, a síntese não pode ser concluída e um análogo ciclizado da caramboxina, uma isoquinolona, foi obtido em um rendimento global de 7%, em 10 etapas, à partir da dimedona. / Several aspects concerning the reaction of homoallylic alcohols and thallium trinitrate were addressed. The relative configuration of the indan obtained as product was established based on an x-ray diffration analysis of its solid derivative. With this information a more detailed mechanism was proposed. The ring contraction reactions of secondary and tertiary alkenols with TTN produced indans in 33-65% yield. Nevertheless, 3-alkenols bearing a methyl group on the allylic position lead to fragmentation products in 51- 69% yield, with the loss of a molecule of acetone. Treatment of primary homoallylic alcohols with iodine or hypervalent iodine leads to hexahydrobenzoisochromenes in 26-48% yield via a fragmentation reaction where formaldehyde is produced and reacts with the substrate on a Prins cyclization reaction. When iodine is used, dihydronaphtofuranes are also produced in up to 30% yield through a 5-endo-trig cyclization followed by an aromatization reaction. The Prins cyclization of 3-alkenols primary, secondary or tertiary with equimolar amounts of aldehydes - aromatic or aliphatic or aliphatic ketones catalysed by 5 mol% of iodine was accomplished in 54- 82% yield. These reactions were performed in mild and non-anhydrous conditions.This methodology was also used for the preparation of a hexahydrobenzoisoquinoline from a homoallylic tosylamide, in 60% yield. An easy and efficient method to the 2,2-dichlorination of 1-tetralones, indanone and benzosuberone was developed using household bleach and methanol (5:1), at room temperature in 61-90% Caramboxin is a neurotoxin isolated from star fruit. Its synthesis was desired to confirm its structure and perform new biological tests. The key step of the synthetic path is a Diels Alder followed by a retro-Diels Alder between a chlorotetrolic ester and a cyclohexene derived from dimedone. Unfortunately the synthesis was not concluded and a cyclized analogous of caramboxin, an isoquinoline, was obtained in 7% global yield, in 10 steps, from dimedone.