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Selective acetylation of sterols in imidazole-functionalized surfactant vesicles

โœ Scribed by Robert A. Moss; Yukihisa Okumura


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1989
Tongue
French
Weight
294 KB
Volume
30
Category
Article
ISSN
0040-4039

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โœฆ Synopsis


In imidazole-functionalized surfactant coaggregates, acetyl groups are stereoselectively transferred from R-nitrophenyl acetate to 36 vs 3a-cholestanol, and regioselectively transferred to 38 vs 6p-cholestanol.

There have been studies of stereoselectivity attending the degradative esterolyses of chiral substrates in micellar or vesicular aggregates, 1.2 but there have been relatively few reports of synthetic selective reactions in these media. Apposite examples include peptide coupling reactions in the interior water pools of reverse micelles,3 the oxymercuration of dienes in (aqueous) anionic micelles, 4a the hydroboration of enones in cationic micelles,bb and the epoxidation or hydroxylation of sterols in steroidal porphyrin/phospholipid/substrate coaggregates.5

Recently, we found that coaggregates of cholesterol and the N,E-dihexadecylcholine ester


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