Articles Archive for December 2009
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Baran, Seiple, Su, Young, Lewis and Yamaguchi. ACIEE, 2009, EarlyView. DOI: 10.1002/anie.200907112.
Y’know, I was kinda hoping for a bit of break between blog-posts this winter, as the amount of online publications tends to tail-off around the year-end. However, not only have the publications been thick-’n’-fast (got quite a lot of material to get through), but up pops palau’amine. I really did think that Angewandte would hold-off until sometime in early 2010, but here it is – and it lives up to Baran’s reputation. I mean that in …
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Ley, Francais, Leyva, Etxebarria-Jardi. Org. Lett., 2009, ASAP. DOI: 10.1021/ol902676t.
For those UKian readers out there, there’s a fittingness to my posting a Cambridge paper following an Oxford last week. Having spent a bit of time at both, it’s hard for me to pick a particular allegience, but I guess I have to go light blue, and congratulate the boys for their dug-in performance at Twickenham a few weeks back. But I am particularly lucky to have been at both, as their approach to organic chemistry was so markedly different. …
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Davies, Bagal, Lee, Roberts, Russell, Scott, Thomson. Org. Lett., 2009, ASAP. DOI: 10.1021/ol902533b.
More of a post-ette than a full post, this tasty little nugget was found buried amongst effective reposts and updates. Out there to give you a freaky sense of de ja vous are full papers on kendomycin, spirastrellolide, nakiterpiosin… finding something new was an effort!
What we’ve got here are a pair of closely related synthese of some poly hydroxylated piperidenes; notable for their glycosidase inhibitory effects. Huh, I hear you say (actually, probably not – there are …
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Corey, Brown. Org. Lett., 2009, ASAP. DOI: 10.1021/ol9025793. . Corey, Behforouz, Ishiguro. JACS., 1979, 101, 1608–1609. DOI: 10.1021/ja00500a048.
Again, it’s been a while since I blogged, and this time the excuses are two-fold. First of all, I moved home recently to the leafy London suburb of Surbiton (saaf-wess, for natives…), and have been without my computer, interweb access and beer, all three of which are required for blogging. However, more critically, there’s been a real dearth of total synthesis in the ASAPs, so much so that this paper isn’t even a formal synthesis (not in the title at …
