THE STRUCTURE OF CYPERONE .3. NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC CYPERONES

[1] ARIGONI, 1954, HELV CHIM ACTA, V37, P878

[2] BARTON, 1954, J CHEM SOC, P903

[3] BARTON, 1954, CHEM IND, P21

[4] BIRCH, 1950, ANN REPORTS, V47, P191

[5] CORNFORTH, 1954, NATURE, V173, P536

[6] FRIEDMANN, 1951, CHEM IND, P777

[7] GUNSTONE, 1952, J CHEM SOC, P1437

[8] HUCKEL, 1941, J PRAKT CHEM, V157, P225

[9] KLYNE, 1953, J CHEM SOC, P3079

[10] MCNIVEN, 1952, J CHEM SOC, P159

[1] ARIGONI, 1954, HELV CHIM ACTA, V37, P878

[2] BARTON, 1954, J CHEM SOC, P903

[3] BARTON, 1954, CHEM IND, P21

[4] BIRCH, 1950, ANN REPORTS, V47, P191

[5] CORNFORTH, 1954, NATURE, V173, P536

[6] FRIEDMANN, 1951, CHEM IND, P777

[7] GUNSTONE, 1952, J CHEM SOC, P1437

[8] HUCKEL, 1941, J PRAKT CHEM, V157, P225

[9] KLYNE, 1953, J CHEM SOC, P3079

[10] MCNIVEN, 1952, J CHEM SOC, P159