“…[13][14][15] In recent years, a number of elegant approaches to the synthesis of cyPG1-4 and others were suggested by the teams of Nicolaou, [16] Aggarwal, [17] Grubbs, [18] and Chen. [19] In this work, we aimed at developing a conversion of F-type PG into Δ 12 -and Δ 12,14 -PGJ with a change in the bioactivity to the anticancer profile, using cloprostenol 5 [20] (Pharmaceuticals based on cloprostenol 5 (Estrumate, Oestrofane etc) are widely used in practice for induction of labor, synchronization of estrus, and treatment of postpartum complications in female farm animals), an analogue of prostaglandin F 2a , as an example (Scheme 1). This is important because the majority of F-type PGs are commercially available, less expensive, and more stable in storage than PGJs.…”