Abstract
AbstractThe synthesis of volicitin involved the condensation of l-(+)-glutamine with 17(S)-hydroxylinolenoic acid, derived from a Wittig reaction between the C10–C18 phosphonium salt and the C1–C9 aldehyde. The phosphonium salt was prepared through the alkynylation of a (Z)-allylic phosphate with an alkyne derived from (2S)-but-3-yn-2-ol. The deuterated aldehyde was derived with a 96% deuteration ratio by reduction of the C1–C9 methyl ester with NaBD4, followed by oxidation. Subsequently, 9-D 1-volicitin was synthesized from the monodeuterated aldehyde by using the Wittig reaction and condensation with l-(+)-glutamine.
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