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C-glycoside synthesis via radical cross-coupling of glycohydrazides

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By Yinliang Guo, Yiheng Li, Benedikt Buchberger, Yixin Liu, Tapas Adak, Shubham Ojha, Jasper Tyler, Philipp Neigenfind, Molhm Nassir, Yu Kawamata, Varinder K Aggarwal, Phil S. Baran, Carla Capone
| Nature Verified
Abstract Carbohydrates are among the most abundant and structurally diverse biomolecules in nature, playing central roles in energy storage, molecular recognition, and cell signaling. Within this domain, C-glycosides1-3, in which the oxygen atom of the glycosidic bond in O-glycosides is replaced by carbon, have emerged as valuable motifs in medicinal chemistry due to their resistance to enzymatic hydrolysis2,4.
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Stereoretentive radical-based alkyl-alkyl cross-coupling

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By Takuji Usui, Andrew Newman, Akshaye A. Bhambore, Yu Wang, Jiawei Sun, Yin S. Li, David A. Cagan, Oliver Ring, Xin Zeng, Jet Tsien, Luca Massaro, Jillian Smith Verified, Michael Collins, Yu Kawamata, Phil S. Baran, Brandon J. Orzolek
| Science Magazine Verified
Editor’s summary Abstract Supplementary Materials References and Notes Information & Authors Metrics & Citations Check Access References Figures Tables Media Share Editor’s summary Chemical bond-forming reactions fall into two categories: ionic mechanisms with electron pair intermediates and radical mechanisms with unpaired electrons. Generally, the radical intermediates have fluctuating configurations and so tend to deliver two mirror-image products. Wang et al.
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10-Step, Gram-Scale Total Synthesis of (−)-Bipinnatin J

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By Anthony Rodriguez, Anthony Rodríguez, Maithili Pokle, Griffin L Barnes, Phil S. Baran
| dx.doi.org
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