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Category Archives: Small Molecule Synthesis
Evaluating FTI Chemical Libraries
To date fluorous methods have been used for small molecule synthesis more than any other application. The value of using fluorous techniques is that it provides a versatile, easy, and reliable and method for the purification of synthetic intermediates and … Continue reading
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Tagged libraries, NIH, screening
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Phase Vanishing Reactions
Phase vanishing (PV) reactions are a specific subgroup of reactions which use a fluorous phase, generally fluorous solvents, as a liquid membrane. The liquid membrane keeps substrates separated from reactants. The reactant can then diffuse through the fluorous phase to … Continue reading
Parallel Synthesis of O-aryloxyamines
Aryloxyamines are an interesting class of compounds which have been used in a variety of applications. They are excellent intermediates for the synthesis of a number of biologically active heterocycles. They also readily form very stable oximes and have therefore … Continue reading
Natural Products or Diversity-Oriented Synthesis
Given the current state of the pharmaceutical industry and their ever dropping research productivity as measured by new drugs on the market, there is considerable debate regarding the best strategies to find new targets, leads, and ultimately, drugs. One thing … Continue reading
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Tagged Diversity Oriented Synthesis, natural products synthesis
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Linker Strategies in Solid Phase Organic Synthesis
That’s the title of a new book published by Wiley and recently reviewed by Prof. Mark Kurth in J. Am. Chem. Soc. Linker selection is critical to solid phase synthesis since it is the structural element that connects the heterogeneous … Continue reading
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