Synthesis and biological activities of petrosiols B and D
- PMID: 35520890
- PMCID: PMC9062523
- DOI: 10.1039/c9ra01166h
Synthesis and biological activities of petrosiols B and D
Abstract
A divergent total synthesis of natural diacetylenic tetraols, petrosiol B and petrosiol D, was accomplished by taking advantage of a carbohydrate chiral template. In particular, petrosiol B, which is the first total synthesis so far, was achieved in 13 linear steps with a 10% overall yield applying Ohira-Bestmann homologation, NaH-mediated dehydrobromination, and Cu(i)-catalyzed Cadiot-Chodkiewicz coupling as the key reaction steps. The synthetic petrosiols B and D were subjected to the study on differentiation activities toward neuronal progenitor PC12 cells. Our results suggested that both petrosiol B and petrosiol D could induce the differentiation of neuronal progenitor PC12 cells via the enhancement of Nrf2 activity. By comparing petrosiols B, D and their natural homologue E, petrosiol B displayed the most intensive cell differentiation activity and the highest Nrf2 activity enhancement as well.
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