Francisco A. A. Reis , Dr. Manda Sathish , Jorge Villaseñor , Dr. Fabiane M. Nachtigall , Dr. Leonardo S. Santos
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Pd‐Monothiosquaramides: Efficient Catalysts for the Enantioselective Imine Reduction of Dihydro‐β‐Carbolines
An efficient enantioselective synthesis of tetrahydro‐β‐carbolines (THBCs) using chiral metal‐monothiosquaramides (M–MTSQs) was planned. The in situ generated Pd/Fe‐monothiosquaramides (Pd/Fe‐MTSQs) catalysed imine reduction of dihydro‐β‐carbolines exceptionally to afford chiral THBCs with an excellent enantiomeric excess (up to 98% ee). In a catalysis study, Pd‐MTSQ 12 a (10 mol%) was found to be more efficient than Pd‐MTSQ 12 b and Fe‐MTSQs (13 a and 13 b) for enantioselective imine reduction of DHBCs 14 a–e. All the major chiral alkyl‐THBC isomers 15 a–c (90% ee, 98% ee and 95% ee, respectively) were observed with R configuration which was explained by Si face hydride attack on alkyl DHBC imines (14 a–c). Surprisingly, S configuration was perceived for the major isomers of chiral aryl‐THBCs 15 d and 15 e (95% ee and 96% ee, respectively) which was rationalized by Re face hydride attack on aryl DHBC imines (14 d and 14 e).
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