A domino [3 + 2] cycloaddition/deamination/imine hydrolysis reaction of cyclopropyl spirooxindoles with thiourea for access to spiro-γ-thiolactone oxindoles†

Hai-Ting Wang , Xiao-Lin Wen , Xiao-Lin Xu , Dong-Chao Wang , Hai-Ming Guo
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A domino [3 + 2] cycloaddition/deamination/imine hydrolysis reaction of D–A cyclopropane with inexpensive thiourea catalyzed by Lu(OTf)3 has been developed. A series of γ-thiolactone spirooxindole compounds with potential biological activity were obtained in up to 98% yields. Experiments to investigate the mechanism showed that γ-thiolactone products were from the hydrolysis of the imine intermediates. In addition, the asymmetric catalytic reaction of D–A cyclopropane and thiourea has been successfully developed to afford spiro-γ-thiolactone compounds with good enantioselectivities (up to 98% ee). The utility of this method was showcased by the facile transformation and biological activity of products.

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环丙基螺吲哚与硫脲的多米诺[3+2]环加成/脱氨/亚胺水解反应,以获得螺-γ-硫内酯吲哚肟
在 Lu(OTf)3 催化下,开发了一种高效的 D-A 环丙烷与廉价硫脲的多米诺[3+2]环加成/脱氨/亚胺水解反应方法。获得了一系列具有潜在生物活性的螺-γ-硫内酯氧化吲哚化合物,收率高达 98%。机理研究实验表明,γ-硫内酯产物来自亚胺中间体的水解。此外,还成功开发了 D-A 环丙烷和硫脲的不对称催化合成方法,以良好的对映选择性(高达 98% ee)得到螺-γ-硫内酯化合物。产品的易转化性和生物活性证明了该方法的实用性。
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