Naturally occurring cyclohexane epoxides: sources, biological activities and synthesis

Article Abstract:

Naturally occurring epoxy cyclohexane derivatives isolated from various organisms such as fungi, bacteria, worms and mushrooms displays interesting pharmacological and biological properties, such as antibiotic, antibacterial, and antitumor activities. It is revealed that hexane epoxides represent an important class of compounds, which can be implement elegant strategies for the introduction of relevant functionalities in regio and stereoselective manners.

Chemical structure, Epoxy compounds, Structure

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Cyclohexadienone ketals and quinols: four building blocks potentially useful for enantioselective synthesis

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The preparations and applications of MOB-ketals, O-quinols, MPB-ketals, and P-quinolks are described. The asymmetric catalytic methods for future enantioselective applications are provided.

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Cyclohexadienone ketals and quinols: four building blocks potentially useful for enantioselective synthesis

Article Abstract:

The preparations and applications of MOB-ketals, O-quinols, MPB-ketals, and P-quinols are described. The asymmetric catalytic methods for future enantioselective applications are provided.

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