Abstract
Inspired by our biosynthetic hypothesis for alanense A, we developed two distinct methods for the deoxygenative arylation of α-N-phthalimido-oxy isobutyrate (NPIB), derived from hydroxyl groups adjacent to or conjugated with a carbonyl moiety. One approach utilizes photoredox catalysis to achieve a radical-mediated arylation reaction. Alternatively, we designed an acid-mediated arylation method that proceeds through a cationic intermediate. The acid-mediated approach was successfully applied to the total syntheses of alanenses A and B, as well as O7′-methyllacinilene E.
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General procedures and characterization of newly synthesized compounds
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