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[reaction: see text] The combinatorial synthesis of small, nonpeptidic compounds is of increasing interest in current medicinal chemistry. To meet this demand, efficient entries, preferentially on polymeric supports, to pharmacologically interesting classes of compounds such as polyketides are necessary. Therefore, we have developed a synthetic protocol allowing for the asymmetric synthesis of diketides on the soluble support MeOPEG-5000. The strategy employed mainly allows for repeated aldolizations, thus providing access to functionalized polyketides of varying degree of oligomerization.
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