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Total Syntheses of Natural Products Joined March 2020

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Total Syntheses @Total_Syntheses

5 years ago

@MarkLautens @geordifrere His Chem206 will keep educating more and more generations of young chemists.

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Total Syntheses @Total_Syntheses

5 years ago

@KRHornberger Nice story. It reminded me my experience with dichloroketene generation. It requires distillations of POCl3 and CCl3COCl before use, but the [2+2] worked only for the first time, not in the second or third repeats. Fortunately, I found a paper using sonication and it worked well.

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Total Syntheses @Total_Syntheses

5 years ago

@sarah_reisman Maybe TfCl through azetidinium

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Dirk H. Trauner @DirkTrauner

5 years ago

One of the greatest joys in science is Anticipation. Check our our review on Natural Product Anticipation written with @BelindaHetzler and Andy Lawrence @biomimetic_chem. @Total_Syntheses @nyuchemistry @EdinburghChem @NatRevChem rdcu.be/cEZq9

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National Academy of Sciences @theNASciences

5 years ago

#NASmember David W.C. MacMillan of @Princeton receives the Nobel Prize in #Chemistry for “the development of asymmetric organocatalysis,” a precise new tool for molecular construction. MacMillan shares the prize with Benjamin List.

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David R. Liu @davidrliu

5 years ago

Here are the #Omicron #SARSCoV2 mutations in each gene and the drugs, candidates, & vaccines that target them. The 3CL protease and RNA polymerase have only 1 mutation each (unlike spike, which has >30); the drug candidates targeting them might be more likely to retain efficacy.

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The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize

5 years ago

BREAKING NEWS: The 2021 #NobelPrize in Chemistry has been awarded to Benjamin List and David W.C. MacMillan “for the development of asymmetric organocatalysis.”

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Total Syntheses @Total_Syntheses

5 years ago

@J_A_C_S @karen_wooley Agree. Longer Communications can be split back to back like before. It is important to publish preliminary interesting findings from the labs with limited resources to make large tables.