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Domino synthesis of 2-alkynylanilid(n)es/cyclization. The ob- servation that aryl iodides and 1-alkynes can give coupling prod- ucts through copper-catalyzed reactions21 set the stage to the devel-opment of a domino alkynylation/cyclization process in which free N¨CH2-aryl- and 2-heteroarylindoles are directly prepared from2- iodotrifluoroacetanilides and terminal alkynes in a single operative step, avoiding the isolation of the 2-alkynyltrifluoroacetanilide intermediates (Scheme 1, disconnection a + c). An example of this chemistry is shown in Scheme 7. Both [Cu(phen](PPh3)2]NO3 and CuI/PPh3 in toluene or dioxane serve as efficient catalysts. The reaction tolerates a wide range of functionalized terminal alkynes, including those containing ether, amide, aldehyde, ester, nitro, and heterocyclic groups. Only 1-hexyne, among the alkynes that were investigated, produced the desired indole product in low yield, very likely because of a sluggish coupling step. Using the same strategy, 2-aryl- and 2-heteroaryl pyrrolo[2,3-b]quinoxalines have been prepared through the reaction of terminal alkynes with 2-bromo-3-trifluoroacetamidoquinoxaline in the presence of catalytic amounts of CuI, PPh3 and K2CO3 in dioxane at 110 ◦C. This domino copper-catalyzed coupling/cyclization process was also performed using a catalytic system made of a 1,10- phenanthroline immobilized on a polystyrene/divinylbenzene solid support and Cu(PPh3)NO3 as the copper source. The cyclization stepwas not as efficient aswith [Cu(phen)(PPh3)2]NO3. The ratio between the coupling intermediate and the 2-substituted indole was slightly skewed toward the first one. However, the catalytic system could be reused three times. The procedure has been subsequently extended to 2- bromoalkynyltrifluoroacetanilides using CuI and L-proline as the ligand (Scheme 7). Notably, despite the employment of the less reactive bromo derivatives, the amino acid ligand al- lows for running the reaction under conditions milder than those employed with 2-iodotrifluoroacetanilides. Analogously to the related reaction with 2-iodotrifluoroacetanilide, treatment of 2-bromotrifluoroacetanilide with 1-heptyne produced 2-n- pentylindole in low yield. However, when O-protected propargyl alcohols were employed, the desired indoles were obtained in satisfactory yields. Most probably, subtle changes in the electron density of the terminal alkynes can influence their reactivity in the coupling step. 2-Alkynylanilides have been prepared and cyclized in situ to indoles by treating readily available N-protected ethynylanilines with paraformaldehyde and secondary amines in the presence of CuBr (Scheme 1, disconnection a + d + e). This three-component reaction provides a facile access to 2-(aminomethyl)indoles (Scheme 8) and has been rationalized in terms of a domino process that involves a Mannich type reaction of copper acetylides with iminium ions followed by a copper-catalyzed hydroamination of the resultant 2-alkynylanilide intermediates (Scheme 9). With properly substituted amines, this strategy has been shown to be feasible for the synthesis of a variety of polycyclic indole derivatives combining the copper-catalyzed cyclization with a subsequent cyclization step. Indole-fused benzo-1,4-diazepines have been prepared by a copper-catalyzed domino three-component coupling/indole formation/N-arylation sequence undermicrowave irradiation starting from2-ethynylanilines and o- bromobenzylamines (Scheme 10). The reaction can be extended to the preparation of pyridine- and thiophene-fused tetracyclic compounds. 1,2,3,4-Tetrahydro-b-carbolines have been prepared in moderate to good yields by copper-catalyzed domino three- component coupling/cyclization of an appropriate ethynylaniline, aldehyde, and a secondary amine followed by the cyclization of the resultant indole intermediate upon treatment with KOBu- t/hexane or MsOH (Scheme 11). Starting from diethynyl, diamino derivatives 1, various pyrrole- fused indoles have been prepared via the three component chem- istry (Scheme 12a), intramolecular hydroamination (Scheme 12b) and a sequential intramolecular hydroamination/three compo- nent coupling-cyclization reaction (Scheme 12c). The N-arylation of 2-haloarylalkynes represents an interesting alternative for generating 2-alkynylanilid(n)es in situ.Thisstrategy has been successfully employed in the development of a domino N-arylation/hydroamin(d)ation process (Scheme 1, disconnection a + b). In this process 2-haloarylalkynes undergo a copper- catalyzed N-arylation with anilines, amides and carbamates followed by a copper-catalyzed cyclization in situ to the corre- sponding indole derivatives (Scheme 13). The synthesis of N- arylindoles was performed under ligand-free conditions. KOBu-t is superior to related bases such as NaOBu-t or LiOBu-t. ortho- Substituents ormore sterically hindered anilines arewell tolerated. The optimized protocol for the synthesis ofN-acylindoles has been shown to be applicable to the synthesis of 5-azaindoles. Taking ad- vantage of this protocol, freeN¨CHindoles can be prepared through a one-pot process by using tert-butylcarbamate as nucleophile in the copper-catalyzed domino N-arylation/hydroamin(d)ation transformation, along with a subsequent simple treatment with trifluoroacetic acid. Arylalkynes bearing a nitrogen nucleophile ortho to the arbon¨Ccarbon triple bond have also been generated from 2- alkynyl)phenylisocyanates and allyl carbonates in the presence f Pd(PPh3)4 and CuCl bimetallic catalyst. Using this reaction, a ariety of 2-(alkynyl)phenylisocyanates have been converted into he corresponding 3-allyl-N-(alkoxycarbonyl)indoles (Scheme 1, isconnection a + f ). Some examples of this cyclization reaction re shown in Scheme 14. CuCl was proved to give higher yields han CuBr and to be far superior to other copper salts such as CuI, Cu(OAc), (CuOTf)2¡¤benzene, and CuCl2. Longer reaction times are required when the substituent on the alkyne fragment (R1 ) is a bulky substituent. With a tert-butyl group no allylindole was obtained and the sole product was the corresponding N- allylaniline derivative. Electronic effects of the para substituents on the aromatic ring as well as the bulkiness of the substituents R2 of the allyl carbonates do not seem to exert a significant influence on the reaction outcome. The proposed mechanism involves the following basic steps: a) the reaction of the isocyanate group with the p-allylpalladium alkoxide complex to give the p-allylpalladium complex 2 in equilibrium with 3 (most probably, it could be better represented as a heteroatom-containing bis-p-allylpalladium analogue 4); b) a transmetalation step generating the intermediate 5;c)a trans-aminopalladation followed by d) a reductive elimination (Scheme 15). ±È½Ï³¤ ¸øÄã100½ð±Ò~~~ |
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