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Efficient Total Syntheses and Structural Verification of Both Diospongins A and B via a Common δ-Lactone Intermediate
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The total syntheses of the two aryl C-glycoside natural products diospongins A and B are described. The key reactions involved stereoselective reductions of the appropriate oxocarbenium cations that were derived from a common δ-lactone intermediate.
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- Published In Issue September 29, 2006
- Received June 22, 2006
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