Asymmetric reduction of prochiral α- and β-hydroxy ketones with a reagent, generated from tin(II) chloride, a chiral diamine, and diisobutylaluminum hydride, afforded the corresponding dihydroxy compounds in good chemical and optical yields. Optical yields depended on the nature of the protective groups of hydroxyl function.
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