The synthesis of the C-1-C-28 ABCD fragment of spongistatin is described. Anti-selective boron-mediated aldol coupling of a CD spiroketal ketone fragment to an AB spiroketal aldehyde unit forms the desired C1-C28 advanced intermediate. Other features include the double conjugate addition of a dithiol to an ynone to generate the key beta-keto-dithiane unit required for the synthesis of the AB spiroketal fragment. [reaction: see text]
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Food Res Int
May 2021
Shanghai Food Research Institute, Shanghai 200235, China. Electronic address:
Numerous studies on bacterial growth or survival predictive models have been conducted since the establishment of predictive microbiology. However, limited research focused on the prediction of bacteria-producing enterotoxins, which are often the causative agents of food-borne diseases. This study aimed to determine an appropriate kinetic model of staphylococcal enterotoxin A (SEA) production in milk after contamination with Staphylococcus aureus.
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December 2003
Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge, Lensfield Road, Cambridge CB2 1EW, UK.
The synthesis of the C-1-C-28 ABCD fragment of spongistatin is described. Anti-selective boron-mediated aldol coupling of a CD spiroketal ketone fragment to an AB spiroketal aldehyde unit forms the desired C1-C28 advanced intermediate. Other features include the double conjugate addition of a dithiol to an ynone to generate the key beta-keto-dithiane unit required for the synthesis of the AB spiroketal fragment.
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