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Reviews are listed in order of appearance in the sources indicated. In multidisciplinary review journals, only those reviews which fall within the scope of this Journal are included. Sources are listed alphabetically in three categories: regularly issued review journals and series volumes, contributed volumes, and other monographs. Titles are numbered serially, and these numbers are used for reference in the index. Major English-language sources of critical reviews are covered. Encyclopedic treatises, annual surveys such as Specialist Periodical Reports, and compilations of symposia proceedings are omitted. This installment of Recent Reviews covers principally the middle part of the 1995 literature. Previous installment: J. Org. Chem. 1995, 60(20), 6642-50. These Recent Review articles are now also available in a database form on the ACS Organic Division WWW site http://www.organic.emory.edu/acsorg/.
Regularly Issued Journals and Series Volumes Accounts of Chemical Research 1. Sauter, M.; Adam, W. Oxyfunctionalization of Benzofurans by Singlet Oxygen, Dioxiranes, and Peracids: Chemical Model Studies for the DNA-Damaging Activity of Benzofuran Dioxetanes (Oxidation) and Epoxides (Alkylation). 1995, 28(7), 289-98. 2. Hegedus, L. S. Synthesis of Amino Acids and Peptides Using Chromium Carbene Complex Photochemistry. 1995, 28(7), 299-306. 3. Lund, H.; Daasbjerg, K.; Lund, T.; Pedersen, S. U. On Electron Transfer in Aliphatic Nucleophilic Substitution. 1995, 28(7), 313-9. 4. Lee, Y. C.; Lee, R. T. Carbohydrate-Protein Interactions: Basis of Glycobiology. 1995, 28(8), 321-7. 5. Avnir, D. Organic Chemistry within Ceramic Matrices: Doped Sol-Gel Materials. 1995, 28(8), 32834. 6. Silverman, R. B. Radical Ideas about Monoamine Oxidase. 1995, 28(8), 335-42. 7. Gloer, J. B. Antiinsectan Natural Products from Fungal Sclerotia. 1995, 28(8), 343-50. 8. Geiger, W. E. Deducing Structures of 19-Electron Complexes from Studies of Metal Polyolefin Radicals. 1995, 28(8), 351-7 9. Figade`re, B. Syntheses of Acetogenins of Annonaceae: A New Class of Bioactive Polyketides. 1995, 28(9), 359-65. 10. De Mesmaekar, A.; Ha¨ner, R.; Martin, P.; Moser, H. E. Antisense Oligonucleotides. 1995, 28(9), 366-74. 11. Favre, A.; Fourrey, J. L. Structural Probing of Small Endonucleolytic Ribozymes in Solution Using ThioSubstituted Nucleobases as Intrinsic Photolabels. 1995, 28(9), 375-82. 12. Ojima, I. Recent Advances in the β-Lactam Synthon Method. 1995, 28(9), 383-9. Advances in Heterocyclic Chemistry 13. Strekowski, L.; Kiselyov, A. S. N-Fluoropyridinium Salts. 1995, 62, 1-17. 0022-3263/96/1961-0418$12.00/0
14. Kuthan, J.; Sebek, P.; Bo¨hm, S. New Developments in the Chemistry of Pyrans. 1995, 62, 19-135. 15. Rawson, J. M.; Banister, A. J.; Lavender, I. The Chemistry of Dithiadiazolylium and Dithiadiazolyl Rings. 1995, 62, 137-247. 16. Garı´n, J. The Reactivity of Tetrathia- and Tetraselenafulvalenes. 1995, 62, 249-304. 17. Undheim, K.; Benneche, T. Organometallics in Coupling Reactions in π-Deficient Azaheterocycles. 1995, 62, 305-418. 18. Sadekov, I. D.; Minkin, V. I. Six-Membered Heterocycles with a Tellurium Atom. 1995, 63, 2-61. 19. Chimirri, A.; Gitto, R.; Grasso, S.; Monforte, A. M.; Zappala`, M. Annelated 1,5-Benzothiazepines. 1995, 63, 62-101. 20. Hermecz, I. Recent Developments in the Chemistry of Pyrido[1,2-a]pyrimidines. 1995, 63, 103-276. 21. Shawali, A. S.; Abdallah, M. A. The Chemistry of Heterocyclic Hydrazonoyl Halides. 1995, 63, 277-338. 22. Sepu´lveda-Arques, J.; Abarca-Gonza´lez, B.; MedioSimo´n, M. Cycloaddition Reactions with Vinyl Heterocycles. 1995, 63, 339-401. 23. Tisler, M.; Kolar, P. Amino Acids as Synthons for Heterocyclic Compounds. 1995, 64, 1-79. 24. Fischer, G. Tropones, Tropolones and Tropylium Salts with Fused Heterocyclic Rings. Part 1: Synthesis. 1995, 64, 81-157. 25. Wamhoff, H.; Richardt, G.; Sto¨lben, S. Iminophosphoranes: Versatile Tools in Heterocyclic Synthesis. 1995, 64, 159-249. 26. Valters, R. E.; Fu¨lo¨p, F.; Korbonits, D. Recent Developments in Ring-Chain Tautomerism I. Intramolecular Reversible Addition Reactions to the CdO Group. 1995, 64, 251-321. 27. Umemoto, T. S-, Se-, and Te-(Perfluoroalkyl)dibenzothiophenium, -selenophenium, and -tellurophenium Salts. 1995, 64, 323-39. 28. Lukyanov, S. M. 1,3-Oxazinium and 3-Azapyrylium Salts. 1995, 64, 341-68. © 1996 American Chemical Society
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Aldrichimica Acta 29. De Keukeleire, D. The Synthetic Potential of the Intramolecular Meta-Photocycloaddition in Arene-alkene Bichromophoric Systems Containing Oxygen in the Tether. 1994, 27(3), 59-69. 30. Cornforth, J. W. The Trouble with Synthesis. 1994, 27(3), 71-7. Angewandte Chemie, International Edition in English 31. Kotzyba-Hilbert, F.; Kapfer, I.; Goeldner, M. Recent Trends in Photoaffinity Labelling. 1995, 34(12), 1296-312. 32. Olah, G. A. My Search for Carbocations and Their Role in Chemistry (Nobel Lecture). 1995, 34(13/14), 1393-405. 33. Bernstein, J.; Davis, R. E.; Shimoni, L.; Chang, N.-L. Patterns in Hydrogen Bonding: Functionality and Graph Set Analysis in Crystals. 1995, 34(15), 1555-73. 34. Eberstadt, M.; Gemmecker, G.; Mierke, D. F.; Kessler, H. Scalar Coupling ConstantssTheir Application for the Elucidation of Structures. 1995, 34(16), 1671-95. 35. Paleos, C. M.; Tsiourvas, D. Thermotropic Liquid Crystals Formed by Intermolecular Hydrogen Bonding Interactions. 1995, 34(16), 1696-711. 36. Franck, B.; Nonn, A. Novel Porphyrinoids for Chemistry and Medicine by Biomimetic Syntheses. 1995, 34(17), 1718-811. 37. Wulff, G. Molecular Imprinting in Cross-Linked Materials with the Aid of Molecular TemplatessA Way Towards Artificial Antibodies. 1995, 34(17), 1812-32. 38. Potter, B. V. L.; Lampe, D. Chemistry of Inositol Lipid Mediated Cellular Signaling. 1995, 34(18), 193372. Australian Journal of Chemistry 39. White, J. M. Reactivity and Ground-State Effects of Silicon in Organic Chemistry. 1995, 48(7), 1227-51. Chemical Reviews 40. Bock, H.; Solouki, B. Organosilicon Radical Cations. 1995, 95(5), 1161-90. 41. Chatgilialoglu, C. Structural and Chemical Properties of Silyl Radicals. 1995, 95(5), 1229-51. 42. Bols, M.; Skrydstrup, T. Silicon-Tethered Reactions. 1995, 95(5), 1253-78. 43. Chan, T. H.; Wang, D. Silylallyl Anions in Organic Synthesis: A Study in Regio- and Stereoselectivity. 1995, 95(5), 1279-92. 44. Masse, C. E.; Panek, J. S. Diastereoselective Reactions of Chiral Allyl- and Allenylsilanes with Activated CdX π-Bonds. 1995, 95(5), 1293-316. 45. Horn, K. A. Regio- and Stereochemical Aspects of the Palladium-Catalyzed Reactions of Silanes. 1995, 95(5), 1317-50. 46. Sharma, H. K.; Pannell, K. H. Activation of the Si-Si Bond by Transition Metal Complexes. 1995, 95(5), 1351-74. 47. Langkopf, E.; Schinzer, D. Uses of SiliconContaining Compounds in the Synthesis of Natural Products. 1995, 95(5), 1375-408. 48. Baney, R. H. Silsesquioxanes. 1995, 95(5), 140930.
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119. Zelenin, K. N. Recent Advances in the Reactions of Hydrazines and Hydroxylamines with R,β-Unsaturated and β-Dicarbonyl Compounds. A Review. 1995, 27(5), 519-40. 120. Cha, J. S.; Kim, E. J.; Kwon, O. O.; Kwon, S. Y.; Seo, W. W.; Chang, S. W. β-Hydroxydiisopinocamphenylborane as a Mild, Chemoselective Reducing agent for Aldehydes. 1995, 27(5), 541-5. Progress in the Chemistry of Organic Natural Products 121. Gonza´lez, A. G.; Barrera, J. B. Chemistry and Sources of Mono- and Bicyclic Sesquiterpenes from Ferula Species. 1995, 64, 1-92. 122. Prota, G. The Chemistry of Melanins and Melanogenesis. 1995, 64, 93-148. 123. Gijsen, H. J. M.; Wijnberg, J. B. P. A.; de Groot, Ae. Structure, Occurrence, Biosynthesis, Biological Activity, Synthesis, and Chemistry of Aromadendrane Sesquiterpenoids. 1995, 64, 149-94. Pure and Applied Chemistry 124. Wong, C.-H. Enzymatic and Chemo-enzymatic Synthesis of Carbohydrates. 1995, 67(10) 1609-16. 125. Brade, H.; Brabetz, W.; Brade, L.; Holst, O.; Lobau, S.; Lukacova, M.; Mamat, U.; Rozalski, A.; Zych, K.; Kosma, P. 1995, 67(10), 1617-26. 126. Kunz, H. Stereoselective Syntheses using Carbohydrates as Chiral Auxiliaries. 1995, 67(10), 162736. 127. Hart, G. W.; Greis, K. D.; Dong, L.-Y. D.; Blomberg, M. A.; Chou, T.-Y.; Jiang, M.-S.; Roquemore, E. P.; Snow, D. M.; Kreppel, L. K.; Cole, R. C.; Hayes, B. K. Ubiquitous and Temporal Glycosylation of Nuclear and Cytoplasmic Proteins. 1995, 67(10), 1637-46. 128. Danishefsky, S. J.; Roberge, J. Y. Advances in the Development of Convergent Schemes of Biologically Important Glycoconjugates. 1995, 67(10), 1647-62. 129. van Boeckel, C. A. A.; Grootenhuis, P. D. J.; Meuleman, D.; Westerduin, P. Glycosaminoglycans: Synthetic Fragments and their Interaction with Serine Protease Inhibitors. 1995, 67(10), 1663-72. 130. Withers, S. G. Enzymatic Cleavage of Glycosides: How Does it Happen? 1995, 67(10), 1673-82. 131. Colman, P. M. Design and Antiviral Properties of Influenza Virus Neuraminidase Inhibitors. 1995, 67(10), 1683-8. 132. Kobata, A.; Matsuoka, Y.; Kuroki, M.; Yamashita, K. The Sugar Chain Structures of Carcinoembryonic Antigens and Related Normal Antigens. 1995, 67(10), 1689-98. Recueil des Travaux Chimiques des Pays-Bas 133. van Andel-Scheffer, P. J. M.; Barendrecht, E. Review on the Electrochemistry of Solvated Electrons. Its Use in Hydrogenation of Monobenzenoids. 1995, 114(6) 259-65.
135. Leigh, G. J. A Fixation with Fixation. 1995, 268, 827-8. 136. Honig, B.; Nicholls, A. Classical Electrostatics in Biology and Chemistry. 1995, 268, 1144-9. 137. Bohen, S. P.; Kralli, A.; Yamamoto, K. R. Hold’em and Fold’em: Chaperones and Signal Transduction. 1995, 268, 1303-4. 138. Hearst, J. E. The Structure of Photolyase: Using Photon Energy for DNA Repair. 1995, 268, 1858-9. 139. Green, M. M.; Peterson, N. C.; Sato, T.; Teramoto, A.; Cook, R.; Lifson, S. A Helical Polymer with a Cooperative Response to Chiral Information. 1995, 268, 1860-6. 140. Warshel, A.; Papazyan, A.; Kollman, P. A. On Low-barrier Hydrogen Bonds and Enzyme Catalysis. 1995, 269, 102-4. Synlett 141. Mori, T.; Suzuki, H. Ozone-mediated Nitration of Aromatic Compounds with Lower Oxides of Nitrogen (The Kyodai Nitration). 1995, (5), 383-92. 142. Knochel, P. Stereoselective Reactions Mediated by Functionalized Diorganozincs. 1995, (5), 393-403. 143. Boden, C. D. J.; Pattenden, G.; Ye, T. The Synthesis of Optically Active Thiazoline and Thiazole Derived Peptides from N-protected R-amino acids. 1995, (5), 417-19. 144. Cabeza, J. A.; Fernandez-Colinas, J. M.; Llamazares, A. Carbonyl Metal Clusters as Homogeneous Catalysts: Hydrogenation of Alkynes Mediated by Hydridotriruthenium Clusters Containing Bridging N-donor Ligands. 1995, (6), 579-86. 145. Bosch, J.; Bennasar, M.-L. A General Method for the Synthesis of Bridged Indole Alkaloids. Addition of Carbon Nucleophiles to N-Alkylpyridinium Salts. 1995, (6), 587-96. 146. Zybill, C. E.; Liu, C. Metal Silicon Multiple Bonds: New Building Blocks for Organic Synthesis. 1995, (7), 687-99. Synthesis-Stuttgart 147. Pommier, A.; Pons, J.-M. The Synthesis of Natural 2-Oxetanes. 1995, (7), 729-44. 148. Kauffmann, T. High Selectivity Induced by Neighbouring-Group Effects in C-C Bond-Forming Reactions with Organotransition Metal Reagents. 1995, (7), 745-55. 149. Pa¨tzel, M.; Liebscher, J. Ring Transformation Reactions of Bridged 1,3-Dicarbonyl Heteroanalogs as a Versatile Entry to Side Chain Functionalized Alkylheterocycles. 1995, (8), 879-94. 150. Hirsch, A. Addition Reactions of Buckminsterfullerene. 1995, (8), 895-913. 151. Weis, C. D.; Newkome, G. R. Reduction of NitroSubstituted Tertiary Alkanes. 1995, (9), 1053-65. 152. Sammes, P. G.; Weller, D. J. Steric Promotion of Ring Formation. 1995, (10), 1205-22. Tetrahedron 153. Tius, M. A. Xenon Difluoride in Synthesis. 1995, 51(24), 6605-34.
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Index Acetaldehyde, synthesis, 91 Acetogenins, 9 Acrylonitrile, from propane, book, 222 synthesis, 91 Aldehydes, 96 cheleselective reactions, 148 reduction, 120 Aliphatics, diazo compounds, book, 230 Alkaloids, amaryllidaceae and sceletium, 112 diterpenoids, 114 hydroxylated, 53 indole, 56, 109, 116, 145 isoquinoline, 56, 118 pyrrolizidine, 117 sesquiterpenoids, 110 steroidal, 114 terpenes, 121 Alkanes, activation, book, 222 Alkoxyalkynes, CO2 fixation, 103 Alkoxyallenes, CO2 fixation, 103 Alkyl sulfoxides, 54 Alkyne hydrogenation, 144 Allylsilanes, 47, 52 chiral, 44 Amines, book, 192 Amino acids, β-aryl-β-, 165 book, 194 fluoro-, book, 206 labeling, 31 receptors, 173 synthesis, 2 R-cation synthons, 97 Amino-tert-alkanes, 151 Anisatin, 147 Anomeric effect, reverse, 164 Anthracene, book, 184 Antibiotic 1233A, 147 Anticancer drugs, book, 219, 228 Anticancer vaccines, 75 Antifungal agents, 63 Antigens, 132 Antioxidants, 84 Antitumor antibiotics, 134 Aristeromycin, 71 Aromadendranes, 123 Aromatic acid anhydrides, book, 181 Aromatics, book, 177-8 diazo compounds, book, 229 nitration, 141 nitrogen-containing, book, 176, 179 polyannular, book, 185-6 Aroyl compounds, book, 181 Aroyl halides, book, 181 Asymmetric synthesis, 72 Azaheterocycles, 17 3-Azapyrylium salts, 28 Azetidine ring, 147 Azetidines, 99 Aziridines, 99 book, 192 Azolidines, synthesis, 119 Benzamides, book, 181 Benzene, oxidation, 91 reduction, 133 Benzoate esters, book, 181 Benzocyclobutene, book, 182 Benzocyclopropene, book, 182 Benzofuran, dioxetanes, 1 epoxides, 1 Benzoic acids, book, 181 Benzonitriles, book, 181 Benzoquinones, book, 175
1,5-Benzothiazepines, 19 Bimacrocycles, 172 Biocatalysis, 69 Biochromophores, 29 Biopolymers, 157 Brevetoxins, 60 Buckminsterfullerene, 150 1,4-Butanediol, synthesis, 91 But-2-enolides, 95 Butyrolactone, synthesis, 91 C-Glycosides, book, 220 gilvocarcin-related, 134 C-type lectins, 4 Calciferol, synthesis, 59 Calixarenes, book, 180 Caprolactam, synthesis, 91 Carbamates, book, 192 Carbenes, insertion into O-H, 162 Carbinols, synthesis, 54 Carbocations, 32 Carbocycles, conformational analysis, book, 203 synthesis, 71, 160 Carbocyclic nucleosides, 71 Carbohydrates, 125 as chiral auxiliaries, 126 bioactive, 53 polymerization, book, 190 synthesis, 124 Carbonyl groups, addition to, 26 Carboxylate receptors, 173 Carcinoembryonic Antigens, 132 Carcinogens, book, 219 Catalysts, cucurbituril, 170 single-site, 93 Catalytic oxidation, book, 222 Chiral building blocks, 68 Chromophores, 89 Classical electrostatics, 136 Cluster catalysis, 144 Coffee, aroma, 88 Computational chemistry, 76, 136 book, 203 Concave reagents, 172 Coupling reactions, 157 Cross-coupling reactions, 17 Cubanes, 77 Cucurbituril, 170 Cyanates, book, 192 2-Cyanoacrylates, 104 Cyclitol, chiral building block, 68 Cyclizations, radical, 42 Cycloadditions, with silicon, 42 intramolecular, 152 steric control, 152 Cyclopeptides, marine, 65 Cyclophanes, artificial receptors, 174 book, 180 Cyclosilanes, 50-2 Decanitrobiphenyl, book, 214 Dermatan sulfate, 129 Dialkylzincs, synthesis, 142 Diaminomethylnorbornene, 91 Diazonium compounds, book, 229-30 Diels-Alder reaction, sulfinyl dienophiles, 54 Dienynes, CO2 fixation, 103 Dihydrofurans, 98 Dihydropyrans, 98 Dihydroxylation, stereoselective, 55 1,3-Dimetallic compounds, 142 Dioxetanes, 100 Dioxinone, in synthesis, 62
Dioxolanes, 100 Diphenylglycoluril, 171 Disilanes, 52 activation, 46 Diterpenes, synthesis, 62 Diterpenoid alkaloids, 114 Dithiadiazolyls, 15 Diynes, CO2 fixation, 103 polymerization, 103 DNA repair, 138 Drug design, 156 book, 217 retrometabolic, 92 Dyes, mauve, 83 Ebelactones, 147 Electroorganic synthesis, book, 207 Enantioface-differentiating reactions, 157 Enzyme catalysis, 140, 195 Enzyme mimetics, 157-9 Enzymes, harsh conditions, 80 Enzymic browning inhibitors, 82 Epoxides, 98 cheleselective reactions, 148 Ethane, oxidation, 91 Etherification reactions, 162 Feverfew, 108 Fischer-Tropsch catalysis, 87 Fluorescent sensors, 73 Fluorinating agents, 153 book, 202 Fluoropyridine, 13 N-Fluoropyridinium salts, 13 Free radical functionalization, 154 Fullerenes, 150 book, 187 Functional groups, book, 204 S-containing, book, 216 Fungi, antiinsectan metabolites, 7 Gene therapy, 10 Gilvocarcins, aglycones, 134 Glycobiology, 4 Glycoconjugates, synthesis, 128 Glycosaminoglycans, 129 Glycosides, cleavage, 130 Glycosylation, 128 Heparin sulfate, 129 Heparin, 129 Heteroaromatics, diazo compounds, book, 229 Heterocycles, amino acid synthons, 23 ω-aminoalkyl, 149 book, 223 conformational analysis, book, 203 dithiadiazolyl, 15 free radicals, 15 N-functionalized, 90 hydrazonoyl halides, 21 ω-hydroxyalkyl, 149 ω-mercaptoalkyl, 149 nitrogen-containing, 99, 176, 179 onium salts, 27 oxygen-containing, 98, 111 π-deficient, 17 S-, Se-, and Te-alkylated, 27 tautomerism, 106 tellurium-containing, 18 tropoid fused, 24 vinyl, cycloaddition, 22 Heterogeneous catalysis, 87 oxidative, book, 212 Hexanitrobenzene, book, 214 Hexanitroethane, book, 214 HIV-1 reverse-transcriptase, 168
Recent Reviews Hopanoids, book, 213 Host-guest complexes, 31, 158-9 book, 189, 227 Hydrazonoyl halides, 21 Hydroformylation, 91 Hydrogen bonds, 140 Hydrogenation, 91 Hydrosilylation, 42, 45 Imines, book, 192 Iminophosphoranes, 25 Inclusion complexes, 157 Indene, book, 182 Indole alkaloids, 109, 116 synthesis, 145 Indolizidines, 99 Ingenanes, synthesis, 62 Inositol phosphates, 38 Insecticides, 85 Intramolecular interactions, 157 Isobutylene, oxidation, 91 Isoflavonoids, 111 Isopentenoids, 213 Isoquinoline Alkaloids, 118 Isoxazoles, synthesis, 119 Isoxazolines, synthesis, 119 Ketones, 96 cheleselective reactions, 148 synthesis, 160 Lactam, synthesis, 102 Lactams, synthesis, 160 β-Lactams, in syntheses, 12 book, 192 Lactones, synthesis, 160 β-Lactones, 147 Lipase catalysis, 69 Lipopolysaccharides, 125 Lipstatin, 147 Liquid crystals, 35 Lock and key concept, book, 189 Macrocarpals, 123 Macrocycles, synthesis, 160 Macrolides, marine, 64 Maleic anhydride, from butane, book, 222 hydrogenation, 91 Marine cyclopeptides, 65 Marine macrolides, 64 Mauveine, 83 Melanins, 122 Metallocenes, 93 Methylene lactones, 95 Methylmethacrylate, synthesis, 91 Microwaves, in synthesis, 161 Molecular crystals, 33 Molecular devices, 158-9 Molecular electrostatic potential, 167 Molecular mechanics, book, 199 Molecular receptors, 158-9 Molecular recognition, 73, 158-9, 172-4 book, 189, 227 imprinting, 37 Molecular templates, 37 Monoamine oxidase, 6 Monoterpenes, 108 Naphthalene, book, 183 Natural products, anticancer drugs, book, 219 marine, 107 synthesis with silicon, 47 synthesis, 55, 68 book, 210 Neoflavanoids, 111 Neplanocin, 71 Neuraminidase inhibitors, 131 Nitration, aromatics, 141 Nitriles, book, 192
J. Org. Chem., Vol. 61, No. 1, 1996 425 Nitroalkanes, reduction, 151 Nitrocarbons, book, 192 Nitrogen fixation, 135 NMR, protecting groups, book, 205 two-dimensional, book, 193 biomolecule coupling constants, 34 Nomenclature, book, 198 Nucleic acids, book, 221 Nucleophilic substitution, 3 mechanisms, 74 Nucleoside antibiotics, 58 Nucleotide receptors, 173 Octopus cyclophanes, 174 Oligonucleotides, thio-substituted, 11 Organic chemistry, preparative textbook, 209 Organocopper reagents, book, 224 Organofluorine compounds, 101 book, 202 Organomagnesium, book, 226 Organometallics, 19-electron, 8 Organosilicon compounds, 39-46, 48-52 Organotransition metal reagents, 148 Organozinc reagents, 142 Oxadiazoles, 105 Oxanes, 100 1,3-Oxazinium salts, 28 Oxetanes, 98, 147 Oxidation, direct, 91 Peptides, book, 194 cyclic, 66 folding, 67 synthesis, 102 book, 191 Peptidomimetic templates, 67 Pericyclic reactions, mechanism, 166 Peroxides, cyclic, 100 Pharmaceuticals, cubanes, 77 Phenanthrene, book, 184 Phenol, synthesis, 91 Phenolase inhibitors, 82 β-Phenylethylamines, 118 Phenylpropanoids, book, 213 Photoaffinity labeling, 31 Photochemistry, book, 211 chromium carbene complexes, 2 Photocycloaddition, [2 + 2], 62 Photolyase, 138 Pictet-Spengler condensation, 56 Piperidines, 99 Poly(2-pyrone), from diynes, 103 Polyactic acid, synthesis, 91 Polycarbenes, 163 Polychlorinated biphenyls, 86 Polycyclopentanoids, 29 Polyene macrolides, 63 Polyether toxins, 60 Polyisocyanates, 139 Polyketides, 9 Polymerization, 93 Polymers, contact lenses, 79 electrooptical, 89 high temperature, 78 speciality, 37 Polypeptides, 158-9 Polysaccharides, rheology, book, 208 Porphyrins, pigments, 36 Propane, ammoxidation, 91 Propargylsilanes, 47 Propylene, oxidation, 91 Protecting groups, book, 205 Proteins, book, 194 glycosylation, 127 structures, 168 Pseudomonic acids, 57 Pummerer rearrangement, 54
Pyradines, alkylated, 90 Pyrans, 14 Pyrazines, alkylated, 90 Pyrazoles, synthesis, 119 Pyrazolines, synthesis, 119 Pyridines, carboxylic acid complexes, 35 Pyrido[1,2-a]pyrimidines, 20 Pyrimidine dimers, 138 Pyrrolidines, 99 Pyrrolizidines, 99 alkaloids, 117 Quantitative structure property relationship, 76 Quantum mechanics, book, 199 L-Quebrachitol, 68 Quinolizidines, 99 Radicals, book, 197 in synthesis, book, 218 Redox radical reactions, 155 Redox switches, 73 Reducing agents, for benzenoids, 133 Safer chemicals, 92 Self-assembled supramolecular complexes, 70 Sesquiterpenes, 123 lactone, 108 Sesquiterpenoids, 110 Signal transduction, 38, 94. 137 Sila-Wittig reaction, 146 Silicon tethers, 42 Siloxanes, alkylated, 48-49. Silsesquioxanes, 48-9 Silyl radicals, 40-1 Silylene complexes, 146 Similarity models, 166 Similarity searches, 167-9 Single electron transfer reactions, 155 Sol-gel materials, doped, 5 Spectroscopy, book, 196 Spirolactones, 95 Statistical mechanics, book, 199 Stereocontrol, acyclic, 55 Steroids, alkaloids, 114 antibiotics, 115 book, 213 receptors, 137 Structure-activity relationship, 166 Sulfoxides, asymmetric reactions, 54 Sulfur-containing functional groups, book, 216 Superaromaticity, 36 Supramolecular chemistry, 35, 173-4, 189, 227 Supramolecular complexes, self-assembling, 70 Syndiotactic polystyrene, synthesis, 91 Synthesis gas, to hydrocarbons, 87 Synthesis, alkaloids, 53 asymmetric, book, 215 book, 209 carbohydrates, 53 electroorganic, book, 225 motivation, 30 peptides, book, 191 stereoselective, book, 188 stereoselective, book, 215 transformations, book, 204 with β-lactam, 12 with free radicals, book, 218 Tautomerism, ring-chain, 26 Taxanes, 113 synthesis, 62 Taxol, 113 synthesis, 62 Terpenes, 121 diterpenoids, 114
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Recent Reviews Thiazole peptides, 143 Thiazoline peptides, 143 Thiobenzoic acids, book, 181 Transition metals, mechanisms, book, 201 Triazoles, 105 Trioxane, from formaldehyde, 91 Tropoids, 24 Tumor antigens, 75 Tumor photodynamic therapy, 36 Tumors, 94 Vancomycin, 66
Vinyl bromides, cheleselective reactions, 148 Vinyl heterocycles, cycloaddition, 22 Vinyl stannanes, fluorination, 153 Vinyl sulfoxides, 54 Vinylsilanes, 45, 47 Vision, chemistry, 81 Vitamin D, synthesis, 59 Waxes, book, 200 Zirconia catalysts, sulfated, 87 JO954909P
