Synthesis and properties of oligocyclopropyl-containing natural products and model compounds

Article Abstract:

The author reviews the publications on cyclopropane chemistry. The topics of interest include the analysis of methods for elucidation of cyclopropane units' configuration, and the biological properties of oligocyclopropanes.

Germany, Composition, Cyclic compounds, Oligomers

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Enantiomeric steroids: synthesis, physical, and biological properties

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The author reviews the publications on enantiomeric steroids. The topics of interest include thesynthesis of these steroids, their preparation, physical and physiological effects, and transformations by living organisms.

Taiwan, Chemistry, Physical and theoretical, Physical chemistry, Enantiomers, Optical isomers, Steroids (Drugs), Steroids (Organic compounds)

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Free radical catalysis by galactose oxidase

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The author reviews the publications on galactose oxidases. The topics of interest include substrate oxidation mechanism, radical copper complex, the principles of free radical catalysis and dioxygen reactions.

United States, Comparative analysis, Oxidases, Radicals (Chemistry), Catalysis, Copper compounds, Galactose

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