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Development of organocatalyzed, intramolecular heteroatom Michael addition and application towards alkaloid synthesis

Creator:

Carlson, Erik

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Effective methods for the enantiopure formation of substituted piperidine rings are significantly important due to their presence in alkaloid products. A valuable method to form these ring systems would be via an intramolecular heteroatom Michael addition from the corresponding enone or enal. Described herein is a methodolgy that has been...

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Masters Thesis

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extend my appreciation to my committee members, Prof. Paul R. Blakemore, Prof. Kevin P. Gable, Prof
Himeradine A : synthetic efforts towards himeradine A and related natural products, a Michael reaction focused approach

Creator:

Collett, Nathan D.

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Lycopodium alkaloids have generated enormous amounts of interest from the scientific community, both as synthetic targets and for their medicinal properties. Herein is described work towards a unifying approach to large segments of the Lycopodium family. An organocatalyzed intramolecular heteroatom Michael reaction method, for the construction of piperidine and piperizine...

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Dissertation

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on lycopodium alkaloids: (a) Ma, X.; Gang, D. R. Nat. Prod. Rep., 2004, 21, 752-772. (b) Ayer, W. A
Studies toward the total synthesis of alkaloids : nagelamide A and D, agelastatin D, dragmacidin A-C, salacin and almazoles

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Tonsiengsom, Sorasaree

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Studies toward the total syntheses of highly potent cytotoxic alkaloids including the bromopyrrole alkaloids and indole alkaloids were conducted and are described. Studies carried out in the course of this dissertation consist of five total syntheses of natural products that include bromopyrrole alkaloids nagelamide A, D and agelastatin D as...

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Dissertation

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devoted to this research study. I would also like to thank Drs. Max Deinzer, Kevin Gable, Paul Blakemore