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Liebigs Annalen, 1997
AbstractBy hydrogenation of 3,14‐didehydro‐10‐hydroxyginkgolide (3,14‐anhydroginkgolide A, 1) the 3,14‐didehydro‐10‐hydroxyginkgolide‐15‐acid (2) was obtained. Reaction with diazomethane led to the methyl ester 2a, which was transformed into its MOM derivative 2b.
Klaus Weinges +2 more
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AbstractBy hydrogenation of 3,14‐didehydro‐10‐hydroxyginkgolide (3,14‐anhydroginkgolide A, 1) the 3,14‐didehydro‐10‐hydroxyginkgolide‐15‐acid (2) was obtained. Reaction with diazomethane led to the methyl ester 2a, which was transformed into its MOM derivative 2b.
Klaus Weinges +2 more
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The ginkgolides. III. The structure of the ginkgolides
Tetrahedron Letters, 1967M. Maruyama +4 more
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Recent progress in ginkgolide research
Medicinal Research Reviews, 1991P, Braquet +5 more
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Production of ginkgolides and bilobalide from optimized theGinkgo biloba cell culture
Biotechnology and Bioprocess Engineering, 2004Young-Min Kang
exaly

