Lecture

Synthesis Strategies: Tamiflu

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Description

This lecture covers the synthesis strategies for the active ingredient of Tamiflu, focusing on DC disconnections and functional groups, retrosynthesis, protection of nitrogen functions, regioselective openings, and the use of reagents like KHMDS and thermal sulfoxide.

Instructors (2)

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