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doi: 10.1055/s-1999-3168
handle: 10261/30938
A concise synthesis of a trehazolamine diastereosiomeric analog with moderate α-mannosidase inhibitory activity has been developed starting from d-mannose and using a highly stereoselective ketone-oxime ether reductive carbocyclization promoted by samarium diiodide.
Peer reviewed
4 páginas.
Samarium, Radical reactions, Carbohydrates, Carbocycles, Glycosidases
Samarium, Radical reactions, Carbohydrates, Carbocycles, Glycosidases
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