Titlebook: Carbohydrates; Synthesis, Mechanism Momcilo Miljkovic Book 2009 Springer-Verlag New York 2009 Carbohydrate.Chemistry.Glycoscience.Miljkovic

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Ulrich Höhle,Erich Peter Klemente axial one, due to fewer nonbonded interactions with other ligands (in this case the C3 and the C5 hydrogen atoms) on the cyclohexane ring [1–5]. Thus, the conformational mixture of cyclohexanol or its methyl ether contains, at equilibrium, 89% of the conformer with equatorially oriented hydroxyl o

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Ulrich Höhle,Erich Peter Klementnal bipyramidal pentacovalent carbon transition state . and results in the inversion of configuration at the reacting carbon atom (the configuration of . vs. .) (Fig. 7.1); it usually follows the second-order kinetics.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35553-1vatives from simple monosaccharides. As already mentioned in Chapter 5 the carbohydrates have three types of chemically distinct hydroxyl groups: (1) the primary hydroxyl groups which are always exocyclic and (2) two types of secondary hydroxyl groups: endo- and exocyclic hydroxyl groups.

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Non-commutative Algebraic Geometryo most important reactions in carbohydrate chemistry. Just as the amino acids are the building blocks for the synthesis of peptides and proteins in living organisms, the monosaccharides are the building blocks for the synthesis of oligosaccharides, polysaccharides, and glycoconjugates (glycoproteins

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Masaki Kashiwara,Michèle Vergnes of macrolide antibiotics represents one such difficult problem. They consist of macrocyclic lactone rings with many hydroxylated and methylated chiral carbons. In addition to that the macrocyclic lactones (macrolides) are usually glycosylated with amino sugars.

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