Ozonation in Alkaloid Chemistry: a Mild and Selective Conversion of Vincadifformine into Vincamine

DOI: 10.1039/c39810000908

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Journal of the Chemical Society. Chemical communications p. 908 - 909 (1981)

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Danieli, Bruno

Lesma, Giordano

Palmisano, Giovanni

Gabetta, Bruno

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Vincamine has been obtained in a 'one-pot' method by ozonation of vincadifformine.

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