Titlebook: Synthetic Aspects of Aminodeoxy Sugars of Antibiotics; István F. Pelyvás,Claude Monneret,Pál Herczegh Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Hei

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Miscellaneous Functionalized Derivatives of 3-Amino-3-Deoxyhexoses of Antibiotics and Their Conversterest and research on the utilization of the derivatives of such aminosugars as “chiral templates” (561) in natural products syntheses apparently demonstrate the importance of this group of highly functionalized carbohydrates both chemically and biologically.

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Synthesis of 3-Amino-2,3,6-Trideoxyhexoses from Carbohydrates,inodeoxyhexoses with the required stereochemistry. Several examples of the elegant simultaneous introduction of the C-3 amino and C-2 deoxy functionalities into hexose derivatives via various intermediates or the subsequent deoxygenation of substituted 3-aminodeoxyhexoses at position C-2 have also been reported.

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Synthesis of 3-Amino-2,3,6-Trideoxyhexoses by Using Non-carbohydrate Precursors,by the increasing number of publications in the past few years, the goal of synthesizing daunosamine-type aminodeoxy sugars from achiral or small chiral molecules, has encouraged organic chemists to develop diverse strategies — sometimes in a close competition.

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Book 1988ons of adriamycin. The compounds with xylo stereochemistry were unknown even in the more easily accessible D-series. The size of this book documents the rapid development of the field. I wish to add that the improvements of chemical methodology reported in. the volume outspan the specific field and

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applications of adriamycin. The compounds with xylo stereochemistry were unknown even in the more easily accessible D-series. The size of this book documents the rapid development of the field. I wish to add that the improvements of chemical methodology reported in. the volume outspan the specific field and 978-3-642-73401-4978-3-642-73399-4

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István F. Pelyvás,Claude Monneret,Pál Herczeghhogenesis, and propose a series of psychological and biological models linking different conceptualizations of social support to CHD. Our discussion is limited to the etiology of disease (onset and progression, but not recovery) and focuses on disease end points (morbidity and mortality) rather than