Lecture

Total Synthesis of Discodermolide

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Description

This lecture covers the total synthesis of Discodermolide, focusing on key steps such as reconnection to find the cycle at 6 of the starting material, olefin metathesis, and chemical transformations involving various reactions like aldolization and hydrogenation.

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