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    EFFORTS TOWARD (+)-7-DEOXYPANCRATISTATIN FEATURING A PALLADIUM CATALYZED ALLYLIC ARYLATION

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    2005-01-21
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    Duvall, Bridget Rebecca
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    DeShong, Philip R.
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    The synthesis of pancratistatin, 7-deoxypancratistatin, and its analogs have attracted the interest of synthetic chemists due to both their structural complexity as well as interesting biological activity. Although previous syntheses have been reported, a general and efficient route to produce multigram quantities of these compounds has remained elusive. Herein is described a general approach to this class of compounds. The optimized route is reported. All work towards effecting and understanding the key allylic arylation reaction is described.
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