Syntheses of natural products having an epoxyquinone structure

Article Abstract:

The syntheses of the relatively complex natural products that have an epoxyquinone structure are described. Manumycin, a natural products having epoxybenzoquinone structure and preussomerins, palmarumycins and spiroxins, having epoxynapthoquinone structure are described.

Composition, Quinone, Quinones, Natural products, Epoxy compounds, Structure

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Incorporation of gallium into zeolites: syntheses, properties and catalytic application

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Research into the characterization, synthesis and catalytic application of gallium-containing microporous and mesoporous materials is presented. Particular attention is given to the isomorphous substitution of gallium into zeolite frameworks.

Gallium

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Natural occurrence, syntheses and applications of cyclopropyl-group-containing [alpha]-amino acids. 1. 1-aminocyclopropanecarboxylic acid and other 2,3-methanoamino acids

Article Abstract:

The article explains the natural occurrence, syntheses and the applications of 1-aminocyclopropanecarboxylic acid and various other cyclopropyl-group-containing [alpha]-amino acids.

Science & research, Amino acid metabolism

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