Deprotection Sequence Design
Deprotection Sequence Design is a methodological framework in synthetic carbohydrate chemistry that systematically determines the optimal order and conditions for the selective removal of protecting groups from polyfunctional carbohydrate precursors to achieve desired regio- and stereochemical outcomes in complex glycan assembly.
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Edward J. Emmett, Charlotte S. Richards‐Taylor, Bao N. Nguyen et al. · Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry · 2012 · 110 citations
Yoshiaki Nakao, Jinshui Chen, Masaaki Tanaka et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2007 · 87 citations
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