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Part-A Studies on 2-methyl indoline derivatives…..<br />

Spang et. al. 124 carried out formylation on 2-methyl indoline and<br />

prepared Schiff bases using differently substituted primary aromatic amines.<br />

Indolines such as (1), (2), and (3) were prepared efficiently by Nicolaou<br />

et. al. 125 on solid supports by reaction of a resin-based selenyl bromide with<br />

substituted o-allylaniline derivatives to give resin-bound selenylmethyl indoline<br />

derivatives which could be functionalized and reductively cleaved to give<br />

methylindoline derivatives. The supported selenylmethyl indoline<br />

intermediates could either be cleaved directly by Bu3SnH-mediated reduction<br />

to 2-methylindolines, acylated with phosgene and amines and reductive<br />

cleaved with Bu3SnH to give methylindoline urea derivatives, or acylated with<br />

alkenoic acids or alkylated with allylic bromides to give amide and amine<br />

derivatives which underwent stereoselective radical cyclization upon resin<br />

cleavage to give polycyclic indolines. Treatment of o-allylaniline with resinbound<br />

selenyl bromide in the presence of SnCl4 gave a resin-bound<br />

selenylmethyl indoline; reduction of the resin-bound indoline with tributyltin<br />

hydride in the presence of AIBN gave (1) in 89% purity. Treatment of the<br />

resin-bound selenylmethyl indoline with a toluene solution of phosgene<br />

followed by addition of triethylamine and piperazine gave a resin-bound<br />

indoline urea derivative, which was acylated with 1-naphthalenecarboxylic<br />

acid and DCC and reductively cleaved with Bu3SnH in the presence of AIBN<br />

to give piperazinylcarbonyl methylindoline (2) in 19% yield. Treatment of the<br />

resin-bound selenylmethyl indoline with MeCH=CHCH2Br and sodium hydride<br />

gave a resin-bound crotylindoline methylselenyl derivative which underwent<br />

stereoselective radical cyclization and cleavage to give<br />

tetrahydropyrroloindoline derivative (3) in 19% yield. The solid phase<br />

preparation of indolines cleavable by radical reduction allowed for the facile<br />

preparation of medicinally valuable methyl indoline derivatives and for the<br />

assembly of complex indoline natural product derivatives. Preparation of<br />

methyl indoline derivatives on solid phase allowed access to combinatorial<br />

libraries of structurally complex indoline derivatives. (Fig. A.10)<br />

Department of Chemistry, <strong>Saurashtra</strong> <strong>University</strong>, Rajkot – 360 005 22

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