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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 9.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Chem Soc. 2017 Jul 24;139(30):10196–10199. doi: 10.1021/jacs.7b05196

Table 1.

Attempted chemical oxidationsa

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Substrate Conditions HPLC Yield of Oxygenation Products (%)b,c,d
SM C1 C7 C10 Polyoxygenation
5 SeO2, DCM, 40 °C 21 79 (57)e
12 SeO2, DCM, 40 °C 5 26 (22) 15
5 Pd/C (10 wt%), TPHP, 0 °C 7 3 44 46
12 Pd/C (10 wt%), TPHP, 0 °Cf 46 2 42 4
5 Cr(V) (1 equiv), MnO2 CF3C6H5, 15-crown-5, 80 °C 55 3 35g 6
5 Rh2(esp)2, T-HYDRO, 23 °C 2 8 21(10) 34
12 Rh2(esp)2, T-HYDRO, 23 °C 15 16 43
a

See supporting information for reaction conditions and description of the product distribution.

b

Approximated by separating the products on UHPLC-MS and comparing ion count of the various oxidation products.

c

Remaining percent balance remaining were unidentified side products.

d

Numbers given in parentheses indicate isolated yields of the oxidized product.

e

Protection of 5 to as an N-acyl enamide results in oxidation at C-14.

f

Shortened reaction time used to observe inherent regioselectivity without over oxidation.

g

Oxidized product S14 was isolated.