Abstract
Total synthesis of four analogue terpenoids isolated from Caulerpa taxifolia was achieved in good yield with a total control of each double bond. Biological tests
to compare the activities of in vitro tubulin polymerisation between the natural caulerpenyne
and the synthetic caulerpenyne and its derivatives were also performed.
Key words
total synthesis - caulerpenyne - dihydrorhipocephalin - furocaulerpin - terpenoids
- microtubule polymerisation
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