Synthesis of cephalosporin-4-aldehydes

Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
1977.0

Abstract

The first reported synthesis of cephalosporin-4-aldehyde derivatives has been achieved via Moffatt oxidation of the corresponding 4-hydroxymethylcephalosporins. The aldehyde 1 was converted into a number of polar derivatives, in particular the acrylic acid derivative 13 which is the 4-vinylogue of sodium cephalothin. None of the new cephalosporin derivatives possessed useful antibacterial activity.

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