- Chemical Name:2H-pyran
- CAS No.:289-66-7
- Molecular Formula:C5H6O
- Molecular Weight:82.102
- Hs Code.:
- UNII:CH5P2A5WTT
- Nikkaji Number:J247.837D
- Wikipedia:Pyran
- Wikidata:Q217356
- Metabolomics Workbench ID:55150
- Mol file:289-66-7.mol
Synonyms:Pyran;Pyrans
Synonyms:Pyran;Pyrans
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The study presents the second total synthesis of Brevisamide, a marine cyclic ether alkaloid derived from Karenia brevis. The streamlined synthesis was achieved in 21 steps with a 5.2% overall yield, featuring a key SmI2 reductive cyclization step to access the tetrasubstituted pyran core. Key chemicals used in the study include monobenzyl protected-1,4-butane diol, which served as the starting material for the synthesis of pyran 3; ethyl propiolate, used in the 1,4-addition to form intermediate 9; and phosphonate ester 2, synthesized through a series of reactions including a Wittig reaction and an Arbuzov reaction, which was crucial for the Horner-Wadsworth-Emmons reaction to assemble the western C1-C4 and eastern C5-C15 fragments. The purpose of these chemicals was to construct the complex structure of Brevisamide through a series of strategic synthetic steps, ultimately leading to the successful synthesis of the natural product.