Abstract
Baker's yeast converts α.β -unsaturated aldehydes (1) into a set of materials, including the methyl diols (3), formed by acyloin-type condensation of a pyruvate derived C unit, followed by reduction, the diol (12), formed by hydration-reduction and the saturated alcohol (14), all useful for the preparation of chiral natural products belonging to quite different structural classes. © 1990 IUPAC
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Fuganti, C. (1990). Baker’s yeast mediated synthesis of natural products. Pure and Applied Chemistry, 62(7), 1449–1452. https://doi.org/10.1351/pac199062071449
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