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The target-oriented synthesis of the active diastereomer of pyranoquinoline (IV) presented, circumvents the problem of effective separation of diastereomers and completely rules out the risk of contamination by the inactive diastereomer (IV) thus ultimately reaching the maximal bactericidal and bacteriolytic effects. Related furanoquinoline (VII) can be obtained with similar diastereoselectivity. -(MAGESH, C. J.; MAKESH, S. V.; PERUMAL*, P. T.; Bioorg. Med.

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Sarasu V Makesh

Highly diastereoselective inverse electron demand (IED) Diels–Alder reaction mediated by chiral salen–AlCl complex: the first, target-oriented synthesis of pyranoquinolines as potential antibacterial agents

Highly Diastereoselective Inverse Electron Demand (IED) Diels—Alder Reaction Mediated by Chiral Salen—AlCl Complex: The First, Target‐Oriented Synthesis of Pyranoquinolines as Potential Antibacterial Agents.

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