organocatalytic enantioselective henry reactions
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Abstract
A large number of interesting organocatalytic enantioselective protocols have been explored and successfully applied in the last decade. Among them, the Henry (nitroaldol) reaction represents a powerful carbon-carbon bond-forming procedure for the preparation of valuable synthetic intermediates, such as enantioenriched nitro alcohols, which can be further transformed in a number of important nitrogen and oxygen-containing compounds. This area of research is still in expansion and a more complex version of this useful process has recently emerged, the domino Michael/Henry protocol, affording highly functionalized cycles with multiple stereogenic centers.
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| Authors | ;Raquel P. Herrera;Eugenia Marques-Lopez;Yolanda Alvarez-Casao |
| Journal | journal of hospitality and tourism management |
| Year | 2011 |
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