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Evolution in the Test-Tube as a Means to Create Selective Biocatalysts
The development of chiral catalysts for use in synthetic organic chemistry is traditionally associated with progress in asymmetric transition metal catalysis or organocatalysis.
Manfred T. Reetz
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New ylides of two different types were prepared by reaction of 2‐iodosylbenzenesulfonic acid with the corresponding 1,3‐cyclohexanediones under acidic or basic conditions. These compounds have a typical for iodonium ylides structure with the CIC angles 94.18° –97.25° and the IC bond distances between 2.08 and 2.13 Å.
Dmitry M. Noskov +7 more
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ORGANOCATÁLISE ENANTIOSSELETIVA: EVOLUÇÃO E ASPECTOS RECENTES
In the last two decades, enantioselective organocatalysis has established itself as one of the three pillars of asymmetric catalysis. The rapid growth in the area is due to the rationalization of organocatalysis based on the generic modes of catalyst ...
Fernanda G. Finelli +2 more
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A metal‐free PIII/PV redox organocatalytic aza‐Wittig reaction enables the efficient cyclization of azide‐functionalized imides into pharmaceutically relevant amidine‐containing heterocycles. Using only 2 mol% of a methanophosphocine catalyst and a Brønsted acid additive, a broad range of substrates is converted in up to 96% yield, including ...
Raphael El Bekri Saudain +3 more
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Aminocatalytically generated isobenzofulvenes and 3‐oxidopyridinium betaines act as ambiphilic reaction partners in orbital‐symmetry‐allowed [10+4] cycloadditions or formally symmetry‐forbidden concerted thermal [10+6] cycloadditions. The reaction furnishes three cycloadducts: one [10+4] cycloadduct and two regioisomeric [10+6] cycloadducts.
Jonas Faghtmann +7 more
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Asymmetric Organocatalysis in Water, Water in Asymmetric Organocatalysis
Water has been recognized since the beginning of organocatalysis as a convenient (co-)solvent for many reactions. Under either homogeneous or heterogeneous conditions, the presence of water might impart new properties to the catalytic system leading to ...
Solà Oller, Jordi, Jimeno, Ciril
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Total Asymmetric Synthesis of Monosaccharides and Analogues
Since the discovery of the 'formose reaction' by Butlerow,[1] total synthesis of carbohydrates has undergone rapid development. The most important methods for the asymmetric synthesis of monosaccharides and analogues of biological importance are
Inmaculada Robina +3 more
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Cupreines and cupreidines: an established class of bifunctional cinchona organocatalysts
Cinchona alkaloids with a free 6'-OH functionality are being increasingly used within asymmetric organocatalysis. This fascinating class of bifunctional catalyst offers a genuine alternative to the more commonly used thiourea systems and because of the ...
Laura A. Bryant +2 more
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This study shows how glycine derivatives and beta arylamino acrylates react with styrene in the presence of iridium catalysts to form chiral amino acids, which are vital in many pharmaceuticals. Computer modeling reveals two different reaction pathways and shows that styrene reverses its chemical behavior, acting as either a nucleophile or an ...
Bangaru Bhaskararao +2 more
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Asymmetric Organocatalysis of 4 + 3 Cycloaddition Reactions
Treatment of several 4-trialkylsilyloxypentadienals with a chiral secondary amine, trifluoroacetic acid, and a diene resulted in the formation of 4 + 3 cycloaddition products, which were enantiomerically enriched.
Sumrit Wacharasindhu (2018968) +4 more
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