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Research Background of Total Synthesis of Natural Product Maoecrystal V and Its Family

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Total Synthesis of (±)-Maoecrystal V

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Natural products refer to chemical components or metabolites produced by a living organism inside human beings and animals, plants, insects, marine lives and microorganisms (Xu et al Introduction to natural product chemistry, Science Press, Beijing, pp 1–98, 2006 [1]). Natural products are very important for drug discovery, because more than one third of the drugs in current clinical use come directly from natural products or derivatives developed with active ingredients of nature products as the lead compounds. China is famous for its massive land as well as its enrichment in natural product resources.

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Gong, J. (2014). Research Background of Total Synthesis of Natural Product Maoecrystal V and Its Family. In: Total Synthesis of (±)-Maoecrystal V. Springer Theses. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-54304-3_1

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