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Yoshihiro Migita

Hokkaido University

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Tetrahedron Letters | 1973

Photochemistry of the phthalimide system. IV. Photocyclization of N-alkylphthalimides to benzazepinone lactams: Unusual two-fold norrish type II reactions☆

Yuichi Kanaoka; Yoshihiro Migita; Koichi Koyama; Yasuhiko Sato; Hideo Nakai; Tomishige Mizoguchi

Chemical & Pharmaceutical Bulletin | 1982

Photocyclization of N-Alkoxyalkylphthalimides with Favored δ-Hydrogen Abstraction : Syntheses of Oxazolo [4, 3-α] isoindoles and Oxazolo [4, 3-α]-isoindole-1-spiro-1'-cycloalkane Ring Systems

Yasuhiko Sato; H. Nakai; Masao Wada; Hiroshi Ogiwara; Tomishige Mizoguchi; Yoshihiro Migita; Yasumaru Hatanaka; Yuichi Kanaoka

Tetrahedron Letters | 1974

Photocyclization of N-aralkylphthalimides: An example of possible synthetic control in a heterocyclic series

Yuichi Kanaoka; Yoshihiro Migita

Tetrahedron Letters | 1973

Photochemistry of the phthalimide system. V photocyclization of the phthalimides with a sulfide chain: synthesis of aza-cyclols by δ, ε, and ς hydrogen abstraction

Yasuhiko Sato; Hideo Nakai; Hiroshi Ogiwara; Tomishige Mizoguchi; Yoshihiro Migita; Yuichi Kanaoka

European Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1985

Photochemistry of the Phthalimide System, 37. Thiazacycloalkanols by Photocyclization of S-Substituted N-(Thioalkyl)phthalimides

Yasuhiko Sato; Hideo Nakai; Masao Wada; Tomishige Mizoguchi; Yasumaru Hatanaka; Yoshihiro Migita; Yuichi Kanaoka

Tetrahedron Letters | 1973

Photochemistry of the phthalimide system. III. Photocyclization with favored δ-hydrogen abstraction☆

Yuichi Kanaoka; Yoshihiro Migita; Yasuhiko Sato; Hideo Nakai

Chemical & Pharmaceutical Bulletin | 1976

Screening Search for Fluorescent Thiol Reagents : Syntheses of N-Naphthylmaleimide Derivatives with a Dimethylamino or a Methoxy Group as an Auxochrome and Their Electronic Spectra

Minoru Machida; Mitsue Bando; Yoshihiro Migita; Mikikoi. Machida; Yuichi Kanaoka

ChemInform | 1977

FLUORESCENT THIOL REAGENTS. VII. SCREENING SEARCH FOR FLUORESCENT THIOL REAGENTS- SYNTHESES OF N-NAPHTHYLMALEIMIDE DERIVATIVES WITH A DIMETHYLAMINO OR A METHOXY GROUP AS AN AUXOCHROME AND THEIR ELECTRONIC SPECTRA

Minoru Machida; M. Bando; Yoshihiro Migita; M. I. Machida; Yuichi Kanaoka

European Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1985

Photochemistry of the phthalimide system. XXXVII: Thiazacycloalkanols by photocyclization of S-substituted N-(thioalkyl) phthalimides

Yasuhiko Sato; Hideo Nakai; Masao Wada; Tomishige Mizoguchi; Yasumaru Hatanaka; Yoshihiro Migita; Y. Kanaoka

ChemInform | 1985

PHOTOCHEMISTRY OF THE PHTHALIMIDE SYSTEM, 37. THIAAZACYCLOALKANOLS BY PHOTOCYCLIZATION OF S‐SUBSTITUTED N‐(THIOALKYL)PHTHALIMIDES

Yasuhiko Sato; H. Nakai; M. Wada; Tomishige Mizoguchi; Yasumaru Hatanaka; Yoshihiro Migita; Y. Kanaoka

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Yuichi Kanaoka

Hokkaido University

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Yasuhiko Sato

Hokkaido University

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Tomishige Mizoguchi

University of Tokyo

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Hideo Nakai

Osaka University

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H. Nakai

Hokkaido University

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Yasumaru Hatanaka

University of Toyama

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Hiroshi Ogiwara

Hokkaido University

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Koichi Koyama

Hokkaido University

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Masao Wada

Hokkaido University

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Minoru Machida

Hokkaido University

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