The anti,anti adduct 3, from addition of the allenic stannane ( P )- 2 to the α-methyl-β-OBn aldehyde ( S )- 1 promoted by SnCl 4, was converted to the stereopentad 6 by a sequence involving reduction to the ( E )-allylic alcohol with Red-Al, Sharpless asymmetric epoxidation, and addition of the higher-order methyl cyanocuprate to the derived epoxide 5 . Stereopentad 6 was converted to the acetonide acetal 15, an intermediate in Danishefsky's synthesis of zincophorin. By a similar sequence, adduct ent - 4 was converted, via diol 19, to stereopentad 22, an intermediate in Kishi's synthesis of rifamycin-S. An alternative route to diol 19 was achieved from the MOM-protected derivative 28 of epoxy diol 18 .
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