Masahisa Nakada and co-worker from Waseda University have reported in Org Lett on a synthesis of colletoic acid.
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Colletoic acid synthesis
Posted by naturalproductman on February 20, 2013
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Psoromic acid inhibits RabGGTase
Posted by naturalproductman on April 23, 2012
Yao-Wen Wu and co-workers at Max Planck have reported in JACS on the inhibition of RabGGTase using psoromic acid.
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Diepoxide intermediate
Posted by naturalproductman on April 20, 2012
Hideaki Oikawa and co-workers at Hokkaido University have reported in JACS on a sequential epoxidation of a bis olefin compound to yield a diepoxide that undergoes a ring opening cascade to form two cyclic polyethers (a tetrahydropyran and tetrahydrofuran).
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Bexarotene and Alzheimer’s
Posted by naturalproductman on February 10, 2012
Many people have probably already heard of this report in Science of an anti-cancer drug, bexarotene, being effective against treating Alzheimer’s disease.
Posted in Aromatic, Cancer, Carboxylic acids, Proteins, Receptors, Retinoid X receptor (RXR) | 3 Comments »
Arundic acid synthesis
Posted by naturalproductman on January 25, 2012
Rodney Fernandes and co-workers from IIT Bombay have reported in European JOC on the synthesis of arundic acid.
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Trachyspic acid via MCC
Posted by naturalproductman on September 18, 2011
Jeffrey Johnson and co-workers at UNC have reported in Organic Letters on their multi-component coupling reaction to access the carbon backbone of trachyspic acid.
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