Robert A. Dickinson
University of New Brunswick
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Synthetic Communications | 1978
Noal Cohen; Bruce L. Banner; Wayne F. Eichel; Z. Valenta; Robert A. Dickinson
Abstract In recent years, applications of asymmetric, amino acid mediated aldol cyclizations1,2 have led to major advances in steroid total synthesis.3 Typical of such processes is the conversion of prochiral triketone la 4 to the steroid CD-synthon, (S)-(+)-enedione 2a in high chemical and optical yield, under the influence of (S)- proline.1,2 This approach to the introduction of chirality is the foundation upon which several enantiospecific and highly efficient syntheses of biologically important steroids (19-norsteroids, A-ring aromatic steroids, androstanes) or their precursors are based.3
Canadian Journal of Chemistry | 1980
Normand Beaulieu; Robert A. Dickinson; Pierre Deslongchamps
Canadian Journal of Chemistry | 1972
Robert A. Dickinson; R. Kubela; Gerald A. MacAlpine; Z. Stojanac; Z. Valenta
Canadian Journal of Chemistry | 1975
Žarko Stojanac; Robert A. Dickinson; Nada Stojanac; Ronald J. Woznow; Z. Valenta
Canadian Journal of Chemistry | 1984
Jagabandhu Das; Robert A. Dickinson; Masatoshi Kakushima; Gregory M. Kingston; Gary R. Reid; Yasuhiko Sato; Z. Valenta
Canadian Journal of Chemistry | 1979
Masatoshi Kakushima; Leonard Allain; Robert A. Dickinson; Peter S. White; Z. Valenta
Canadian Journal of Chemistry | 1980
Pierre Deslongchamps; Normand Beaulieu; Robert Chênevert; Robert A. Dickinson
ChemInform | 1975
Z. Stojanac; Robert A. Dickinson; Nada Stojanac; Ronald J. Woznow; Z. Valenta
ChemInform | 1979
Noal Cohen; Bruce L. Banner; W. F. Eichel; Z. Valenta; Robert A. Dickinson
ChemInform | 1981
N. Beaulieu; Robert A. Dickinson; Pierre Deslongchamps