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Referring to FIG. 12, the synthesis of D-threo-PPMP may be via stereoselective addition of phenyl cuprate to D-Gamer aldehyde. The syn adduct, which leads to the D-threo isomer, will be the major product. The minor L-erythro isomer (approximately 5%) can be removed by crystallization from chloroform at the late stage of the synthesis. Synthesis starts with a four-step synthetic procedure for the production of D-Garner Aldehyde from D-serine. We have synthesized L-Gamer Aldehyde from L-serine at the kilogram scale utilizing the same method for the production of safingol. Garner Aldehyde was obtained in 28% overall yield at 98+% ee purity without chromatography. Phenyl cuprate will be generated in situ by the reaction of copper(I) iodide and phenyl magnesium bromide. The addition of phenyl cuprate to D-Garner Aldehyde will yield intermediate 6. The deprotection of intermediate 6 with HCl produces D-threo-1-phenyl-2-amino-propane-1,3-diol-7. The intermediate 7 is reacted with activated palmitic acid and followed by base hydrolysis to form intermediate 8. The primary hydroxy group of intermediate 8 will be converted to the mesylate, and then substituted with morpholine to yield the final product D-threo-PPMP. Our synthetic plan is an efficient, practical synthesis to the enantiomerically pure PPMP. Most of the reactions described have been successfully conducted at the kilogram scale in our kilo lab. It is anticipated that the initial 2 g bach can be delivered within 6 to 8 weeks after the desired PPMP enantiomer is identified. Modifications to the current method of synthesis and other methods of synthesis of D-threo-PPMP are readily known to one of skill in the art.
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Patent; Maurer, Barry James; Reynolds, Charles Patrick; US2005/101674; (2005); A1;,
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