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Synthesis of C-Glycosides via Anomeric Radicals

C-Glycoside synthesis via the intermolecular addition of anomeric radicals to activated alkenes has been pioneered by Giese and co-workers [120]. A wide variety of acceptors have been used in this area and both simple [131,132] and more complex (a C-disaccharide 290) [133] examples are shown (Scheme 77). [Pg.47]


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Anomeric glycosides

Anomerization of glycosides

C-Glycosidation

C-Glycosides

C-glycoside synthesis

C-radicals

Glycoside radical

Glycosides anomerization

Glycosides synthesis

Of C-glycosides

Radicals synthesis

Synthesis of C-glycosides

Synthesis of glycosides

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