Novel synthetic strategies for the preparation of prostacyclin and prostaglandin analogues ? off the beaten track
Neil A. Sheddan, Michael Czybowski, Johann Mulzer
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Neil A. Sheddan, Michael Czybowski, Johann Mulzer
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The recent increase in activity in the fields of neuroscience and life sciences has been mirrored by the design and synthesis of novel chemically and metabolically stable prostaglandin and prostacyclin analogues. Consequently, convenient and practical access to these important classes of compounds is greatly coveted. Various strategies for the preparation of prostacyclin, prostaglandin and isoprostane analogues are discussed, with particular focus on novel approaches developed in our own laboratories.
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The recent increase in activity in the fields of neuroscience and life sciences has been mirrored by the design and synthesis of novel chemically and metabolically stable prostaglandin and prostacyclin analogues. Consequently, convenient and practical access to these important classes of compounds is greatly coveted. Various strategies for the preparation of prostacyclin, prostaglandin and isoprostane analogues are discussed, with particular focus on novel approaches developed in our own laboratories.
Key concepts: Prostacyclin, Prostaglandin, Chemistry, Combinatorial chemistry, Computational biology, Biochemistry, Biology