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Aziridines and their asymmetric conversion to bioactive compounds

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Figure 2 - Comparison of the structures of the two enantiomers (R and S) of 2-phenylethanol
Figure 4 - Examples of bioactive natural products containing aziridines.
Figure 5 – Proposed synthesis of oseltamivir and terpestacin.
Graphic 1 - Chiral HPLC analysis of resolved acetoxyaziridine (+)-7a and hydroxyaziridine (+)-5a  after acetate hydrolysis
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