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C-Glycosidations with

C-Glycosidations with 1-Hexene

C-Glycosidations with Allylsilanes

C-Glycosidations with Enamines

C-Glycosidations with Olefins

C-Glycosidations with Silylacetylenes

C-Glycosidations with Silylenol Ethers

C-Glycoside 241, the first enantiomerically pure adduct of Cgo, and a fullerene-glycoconjugate obtained as a mixture of anomers .

C-Glycoside formation by the Perrier rearrangement.

C-Glycoside methodology.

C-glycoside synthesis by reaction of sugar lactones with lithium aryls

C-Glycoside synthesis via the reductive opening of 1,2-anhydrosugars

C-Glycosides as LTD4 Antagonists

C-Glycosides from

C-Glycosides from Activated Glycals

C-Glycosides from Anhydrosugars

C-Glycosides from Ci Iodo Glycals

C-Glycosides from Glycals

C-Glycosides from Nitroglycosides

C-Glycosides from Phenolic

C-Glycosides from Sugar Lactones

C-Glycosides from Sugar-Derived Enones

C-glycosides of luteolin and chrysoeriol are found in lemongrass. Fennel also contains a diverse array of flavonoids including luteolin-8-C-rutinoside.

C-glycosides used in biological assays.

C-Glycosides via

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