About the use of molecular workbenches and platforms in organic synthesis

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Abstract

The concept of molecular workbenches is introduced. These workbenches are rigid templates onto which the substrate is fixed covalently and is thus arranged in a conformationally defined way. The workbench may be disconnectible (i.e. after the functionalization of the substrate it is removed by bond cleavage) or non-disconnectible. In this case the workbench is irreversibly incorporated into the target structure. This concept is illustrated by additions to (E) olefins (disconnectible workbench) and a synthesis of dihydrocodeinone (non-disconnectible workbench).

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Mulzer, J., Schein, K., Böhm, I., & Trauner, D. (1998). About the use of molecular workbenches and platforms in organic synthesis. Pure and Applied Chemistry, 70(8), 1487–1493. https://doi.org/10.1351/pac199870081487

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