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The partial synthesis of beyergibberellin A4 and A9 methyl esters

Authors: Fraga, Braulio M.; González, Antonio G.; Hernández, Melchor G.; Duri, Zvitendo J.; Hanson, James R.;

The partial synthesis of beyergibberellin A4 and A9 methyl esters

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Beyergibberellins A4 and A9 methyl esters were synthesized from methyl gibberellate via gibberellin A1 methyl ester and its 3-epimer. The C/D ring junction of the 3-epimer was isomerized to afford the 16-oxo-8,13-isogibberellin and 3-hydroxy group removed by tributyltin hydride reduction of the corresponding chloride. Alternatively the C/D ring junction of the gibberellin A1 methyl ester was isomerized and the 3-hydroxy group was converted into its trimethylsilylethoxymethyl derivative. Reduction of the 16-ketones and elimination of the corresponding 16-sulphonate esters over alumina or with collidine afforded the title compounds.

3 pages, 5 schemes.-- Part of this work has appeared in a preliminary communication: Fraga, B.M. et al, "The chemical and microbiological synthesis of beyergibberellin A9", Tetrahedron Letters 24(18): 1945-1948 (1983).

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