The role of commonly used transition metals in total synthesis of indole alkaloids
This Paper reviews the most recent advances in synthesizing indole alkaloids using transition metal-catalyzed methods. The essential class of natural substances known as indole alkaloids has several biological effects, including anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, and anti-bacterial properties. Although...
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Khan Abdul Hannan; Altaf Sawaira; Rasool Nasir; Mubarik Adeel; Ahmad Matloob; Shah Syed Adnan Ali; Imran Syahrul; Bajaber Majed A. |
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Khan Abdul Hannan; Altaf Sawaira; Rasool Nasir; Mubarik Adeel; Ahmad Matloob; Shah Syed Adnan Ali; Imran Syahrul; Bajaber Majed A. The role of commonly used transition metals in total synthesis of indole alkaloids Chemistry |
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Khan, Abdul Hannan; Altaf, Sawaira; Rasool, Nasir; Mubarik, Adeel; Ahmad, Matloob; Shah, Syed Adnan Ali; Imran, Syahrul; Bajaber, Majed A. The role of commonly used transition metals in total synthesis of indole alkaloids ARABIAN JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY English Article; Early Access This Paper reviews the most recent advances in synthesizing indole alkaloids using transition metal-catalyzed methods. The essential class of natural substances known as indole alkaloids has several biological effects, including anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, and anti-bacterial properties. Although there are numerous known natural sources of indole alkaloids, due to their scarcity and complexity, total synthesis has emerged as a promising technique of manufacture. Transition metal-catalyzed methods have become efficient tools for synthesizing indole alkaloids due to their high selectivity and efficiency. The various metal-catalyzed reactions that are used to synthesize indole alkaloids are discussed in this paper, including cross-coupling, cycloaddition, and oxidative cyclization reactions in last five years. ELSEVIER 1878-5352 1878-5379 2024 17 2 10.1016/j.arabjc.2023.105523 Chemistry gold WOS:001141018300001 https://www-webofscience-com.uitm.idm.oclc.org/wos/woscc/full-record/WOS:001141018300001 |
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The role of commonly used transition metals in total synthesis of indole alkaloids |
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The role of commonly used transition metals in total synthesis of indole alkaloids |
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The role of commonly used transition metals in total synthesis of indole alkaloids |
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The role of commonly used transition metals in total synthesis of indole alkaloids |
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The role of commonly used transition metals in total synthesis of indole alkaloids |
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The role of commonly used transition metals in total synthesis of indole alkaloids |
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This Paper reviews the most recent advances in synthesizing indole alkaloids using transition metal-catalyzed methods. The essential class of natural substances known as indole alkaloids has several biological effects, including anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, and anti-bacterial properties. Although there are numerous known natural sources of indole alkaloids, due to their scarcity and complexity, total synthesis has emerged as a promising technique of manufacture. Transition metal-catalyzed methods have become efficient tools for synthesizing indole alkaloids due to their high selectivity and efficiency. The various metal-catalyzed reactions that are used to synthesize indole alkaloids are discussed in this paper, including cross-coupling, cycloaddition, and oxidative cyclization reactions in last five years. |
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