Concise asymmetric syntheses of (−)-lentiginosine and of its pyrrolizidinic analogue
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Tahar Ayad, Yves Génisson, Michel Baltas, Liliane Gorrichon
(−)-Lentiginosine and its pyrrolizidinic analogue have been prepared in a straightforward five-step sequence from a versatile chiral cis-α,β-epoxyamine.
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