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The application of QSAR to bioactive synthesis has always suffered from an unfortunate paradox. In order to develop a useful equation, it is necessary to first complete a substantial fraction of the synthesis. Only then can the derived equation assist in extending or optimizing the bioactive series. No help is available for the earliest or intermediate stages of synthesis which have already been passed. Nor is it certain that a useful equation can be gained from the first 10-20 members of a series. Poor selection of structural changes, variable biodata, differential metabolism of some members and the presence of unknown factors can all lead to poor correlations of little practical use. These problems are common to anyone who has attempted QSAR on novel bioactive series. 

Substituted-3-hydroxyoxindoles represent a fertile ground for drug discovery as seen by the recent number of articles published concerning their isolation, bioactivity, synthesis, and medicinal... 

However, despite the considerable efforts devoted to address the fundamental issues toward the development of asymmetric protonation, its applications to natural or bioactive synthesis remain sporadic. Herein, two main strategies, namely the enantioselective protonation of metal enolates, especially silicon enolates and the protonation of polar double bonds, i.e., Michael acceptors, were depicted trough the most relevant synthetic applications. These two strategies led to the synthesis of fragrance, natural products, ° bioactive compoundsand... 

The esters of thiosulfinic acid R -SO,-S-R are used as fungicides and antibacterial prepai ations. These compounds have similar stiaicture fragments to allicin - natural insecticide from garlic with following structure (CH =CH-CH ),[SO-S] (http //www.ALLICIN.com). For deter-mination of ethyl S-ester of 4-aminobenzenthiosulfinic acid (esulan) in the ointment RP-HPLC was proposed [1] with acetonitrile water=30 70 as eluent. For seai ching bioactive compounds the synthesis of new esters of thiosulfinic acid is perspective that was confirmed by results of recent studies as instance [2]. Therefore requirements ai e existed for investigation HPLC sepai ations of these substances. 

The synthesis of thromboxane Bj, the hydrolytic deactivation product of thromboxane A2, provided this material for studies of metabolism and bioactivity, and also for the development of a radioimmunassay. Two different synthetic routes were developed. 

Since the stereochemistry of the triene system of LTB4 had not been determined prior to synthesis, a number of stereoisomers of LTB4 were prepared for purposes of definitive comparison of physical properties and bioactivity with biologically produced LTB4. The various stereoisomers of LTB4 were much less active biologically than LTB4 itself. 

Desoxyleukotriene D4 was synthesized to determine whether the 5-hydroxyl group is necessary for biological activity. It is, since the bioactivity of 5-desoxyleukotriene D4 is less than % that of LTD4 itself. An interesting synthetic equivalent of the 4-formyl- , -l,3-butadienyl anion was utilized in the synthesis. 

These thiazoles are of specific interest in that they display exceptional pharmacological properties. Additionally, the unsaturated 2-aminonitrile functionality of the above thiazoles is recognized for its versatile functionality and therefore for its ensuing significance in the synthesis of heterocycles. The synthetic utility of thiazoles 13a-f is illustrated by the reactions of the unsaturated 2-aminonitrile functionality in compounds 13b and 13c with formamidine acetate, resulting in the thiazolopyrimidines 14a and 14c respectively. The synthesis of this relatively rare family of heterocycles provides a route into structurally similar bioactive compounds. ... 

Combinatorial synthesis of multicomponent mixtures, among them mixtures of heterocycles, for screening of bioactive compounds 99JMC3743. 

Development of base-catalyzed Diels-Alder reaction of 3-hydroxy-2-pyrone and its application to synthesis of bioactive compounds 99YGK84. 

Fluorination of O- and N-heterocycles with molecular fluorine in the synthesis of fluorine-containing bioactive compounds 98YGK107. 

Total synthesis of complex bioactive natural N-, 0-, and N,0-heterocycles, alkaloids, enzyme inhibitors, and herbicides 99YGK736. 

Enantioselective synthesis of bioactive 0-heterocycles related to plant protection and physiology 98YGK884. 

Stereocontrolled synthesis of multifunctional bioactive 7-10-member 0-hetero-cycles 97YGK44. 

Synthesis, stereochemistry, and bioactivity of heterocyclic pheromones 97CC1153, 98CCC899, 98EJ01479. 

Oxiranes, synthesis, bioactivity, and mechanism of peroxide epoxidation of alkenes 99MI3. 

Nowadays, a strategic area of research is the development of polymers based on carbohydrates due to the worldwide focus on sustainable materials. Since the necessary multi-step synthesis of carbohydrate-based polymers is not economical for the production of commodity plastics, functionalization of synthetic polymers by carbohydrates has become a current subject of research. This aims to prepare new bioactive and biocompatible polymers capable of exerting a temporary therapeutic function. The large variety of methods of anchoring carbohydrates onto polymers as well as the current and potential applications of the functionalized polymers has been discussed recently in a critical review [171]. Of importance is that such modification renders not only functionality but also biodegradability to the synthetic polymers. 

Synthesis of decalin synthons of bioactive terpenoids Lewis-acid-cataiyzed Dieis-Aider reactions [109]... 

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