Synthesis of a new thiol auxiliary (1) is readily achieved (in five or six steps, >74% overall yield from norephedrine) and is shown to give high diastereoselectivity in boron-mediated anti-aldol reactions with a range of aldehydes. This new thiol auxiliary may be directly displaced by a range of nucleophiles under very mild conditions, to give the corresponding phosphonate esters, alcohols, acids, SNAC thiolesters, and methyl esters.
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