European Journal of Organic Chemistry · 1998 · 78 citations · 13 references
PharmacyBotanyChemistryCombinatorial ChemistryCombinatorial SynthesisDiversity-oriented SynthesisMacrocycle SynthesisOrganic SynthesisRetrosynthetic AnalysisBiaryl FunctionalizationComplex Molecule SynthesisDiversity-oriented Heterocycle SynthesisMacrocycle Library SynthesisMacrocyclic Library SynthesisRing-forming ReactionsWittig Reaction
The cyclic bisbibenzyl systems Marchantin I (3), Riccardin C (4) and Isoplagiochin C (5) representing unique types of bryophyte constituents were prepared by a flexible, efficient and general synthetic approach involving the construction of biphenyl and bibenzyl units using Suzuki and Wittig protocols.
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