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Stereochemical control in yeast reduction.

Abstract A substrate which is subjected to yeast reduction has been modified by iodination or phenylsulfonylation. Both substituents improves chemical and optical yields and control the stereochemical course of the reduction.

Kaoru Nakamura | Kaoru Nakamura | A. Ohno | Kazutoshi Ushio | Atsuyoshi Ohno | Shinzaburo Oka | Shinro Yasui | S. Yasui | K. Ushio | S. Oka

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