Lecture

Strategies for Macrocyclic Compounds Synthesis

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Description

This lecture covers strategies for the synthesis of macrocyclic compounds, focusing on DC disconnections involving two functional groups, oxidation of alkenes, enalization, epoxidation, and reduction of aromatic compounds. The instructor discusses the importance of configuration control, activation of carboxylic acids, and the use of protective groups to introduce structural constraints.

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Organic chemistry: Organic compound

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