Pushing the boundaries of vinylogous reactivity: catalytic enantioselective mukaiyama aldol reactions of highly unsaturated 2-silyloxyindoles

Chemistry : a European Journal
Claudio CurtiFranca Zanardi

Abstract

The first example of catalytic, enantioselective hypervinylogous Mukaiyama aldol reaction (HVMAR) involving multiply unsaturated 2-silyloxyindoles is reported. The reaction utilizes a chiral Lewis base-catalyzed Lewis acid-mediated technology to deliver homoallylic 3-polyenylidene 2-oxindoles with extraordinary levels of regio-, enantio-, and geometrical selectivity. This work highlights a subtle yet decisive influence of the indole N-substituents on the propagation of the vinylogous reactivity space of the donor substrates up to ten bonds away from the origin of the vinylogy effect. Analysis of the (13) C NMR chemical shifts of the C-ω remote site within homologous silyloxyindole donors enabled rationalization of the results and easy qualitative prediction of the HVMAR reactivity/inertia toward a given aldehyde acceptor.

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