Unusual reactions of steroidal and non-steroidal 1,5-dioximes. Stereochemistry and mechanism of formation of N-hydroxy-piperidine analogues

Pradhan, S. K. ; Akamanchi, K. G. ; Divakaran, P. P. ; Pradhan, P. M. (1989) Unusual reactions of steroidal and non-steroidal 1,5-dioximes. Stereochemistry and mechanism of formation of N-hydroxy-piperidine analogues Heterocycles, 28 (2). pp. 813-839. ISSN 0385-5414

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Abstract

4,5-Secocholestane-3,5-dioxime on NaBH4 reduction gave N-hydroxy-3β-methyl-4-aza-5α-cholestane and N-hydroxy-3α-methyl-4-aza-5β-cholestane. The stereochemistry of the products was fully established by converting the N-hydroxy compounds to N-chloro compounds which resulted in 1H nmr signals separating out from the steroid envelope. The dioxime on reaction with NH2 OCH3 underwent a regiospecific replacement of the oxime at C-3 by an oxime ether. In both these reactions this and other 1,5 dioximes exhibit unique behaviour not shown by isolated oximes. Arguments are presented pin-pointing a single mechanism involving a "oxadiaza" intermediate lsomeric with the dioxime.

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Keywords:Stereochemistry; Reaction Mechanism; Tricyclic Compound; Acetylenic Compound; Steroid; Chemical Reduction ; Ketoxime; Stereochemistry; Reaction Mechanism; Tricyclic Compound; Acetylenic Compound; Steroid; Chemical Reduction; Ketoxime; Stereochemistry; Reaction Mechanism; Tricyclic Compound; Acetylenic Compound; Steroid; Chemical Reduction; Ketoxime
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