The Journal of Organic Chemistry · 2002 · 36 citations · 19 references
Asymmetric EpoxidationBioorganic ChemistryBiochemistryMedicineNatural SciencesSubstituted Cinnamic AcidsOrganic ChemistryBile AcidKeto Bile AcidsCarbonyl MetabolismCinnamic AcidStereoselective SynthesisPharmacologyAsymmetric CatalysisSynthetic ChemistryEnantioselective SynthesisOxidative StressNatural Product Synthesis
The asymmetric epoxidation of substituted cinnamic acids has been obtained in the presence of different keto bile acid derivatives as optically active carbonyl inducers and Oxone as oxygen source. Predominant or almost exclusive formation of both enantiomeric epoxides is obtained (ee up to 95%) depending on the specific substitution at carbons C(7) and C(12) of the bile acid.
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Dioxiranes: a new class of powerful oxidants
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