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To establish an efficient, stereospecific total synthesis of racemic (±)-anisomycin and related synthetic antibiotic analogs.

November 1, 1982Journal of the American Chemical Society

An efficient stereospecific total synthesis of (.+-.)-anisomycin and related new synthetic antibiotics

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DSDoris P. SchumacherUnion Institute & University SHStan S. HallRutgers, The State University of New Jersey

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Chemical synthesis study demonstrates an efficient stereospecific route to racemic anisomycin and novel antibiotic analogs, highlighting versatile pathways for drug discovery.

Key Points

To establish an efficient, stereospecific total synthesis of racemic (±)-anisomycin and related synthetic antibiotic analogs.
Designed a multistep stereospecific synthetic route targeting the molecular skeleton of racemic (±)-anisomycin.
Applied the synthetic sequence to generate novel structurally related antibiotic compounds.
Achieved a viable stereospecific total synthesis of racemic (±)-anisomycin.
Prepared a series of related synthetic antibiotic derivatives using the established chemical methodology.

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Schumacher et al. (1982) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d75b62ef4aa71f97f30e71 https://doi.org/10.1021/ja00386a039

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November 1, 1982Journal of the American Chemical Society

An efficient stereospecific total synthesis of (.+-.)-anisomycin and related new synthetic antibiotics

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Authors

DSDoris P. SchumacherUnion Institute & University SHStan S. HallRutgers, The State University of New Jersey

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Implication

Chemical synthesis study demonstrates an efficient stereospecific route to racemic anisomycin and novel antibiotic analogs, highlighting versatile pathways for drug discovery.

Key Points

To establish an efficient, stereospecific total synthesis of racemic (±)-anisomycin and related synthetic antibiotic analogs.
Designed a multistep stereospecific synthetic route targeting the molecular skeleton of racemic (±)-anisomycin.
Applied the synthetic sequence to generate novel structurally related antibiotic compounds.
Achieved a viable stereospecific total synthesis of racemic (±)-anisomycin.
Prepared a series of related synthetic antibiotic derivatives using the established chemical methodology.

Cite This Study

Schumacher et al. (1982) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d75b62ef4aa71f97f30e71 https://doi.org/10.1021/ja00386a039

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