Abstract
An efficient total synthesis of macrosphelide B has been developed in which the C(5)–O(10) and the C(11)–O(16) fragments were prepared from ( S)-1-(2-furyl)ethanol of >98% ee via oxidation of the furan part. In addition, macrosphelide B was transformed stereoselectively into macrosphelide A by reduction followed by Mitsunobu inversion.
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