Lecture

Retrosynthesis: Complex Fragments Synthesis Strategy

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Description

This lecture covers the retrosynthesis strategy for the synthesis of complex fragments, focusing on the case study of Leucascandrolide A. The presentation discusses the approach by Kozmin and Panek, highlighting the key steps and reactions involved in the synthesis process. The lecture also explores the heterocycle geometry and functionalization, emphasizing the importance of protecting groups and selective reactions to achieve the desired molecule.

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Chemical reactions: Chemical synthesis

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