Cyclic monosaccharides, such as ribose, have an array of alcohol groups. HO OH +enantiomer A HO In some cases, the alcohol groups are cis to one another, in other cases they are trans. Frequently, only close structural mimics will function properly as possible drugs. As a result, we have a strong need to be able to place multiple alcohol groups with well-defined relative stereochemistry, as shown below. Give the reagents required for A and B HO OH Ribose OH B HO OH

Cyclic monosaccharides, such as ribose, have an array of alcohol groups. HO OH +enantiomer A HO In some cases, the alcohol groups are cis to one another, in other cases they are trans. Frequently, only close structural mimics will function properly as possible drugs. As a result, we have a strong need to be able to place multiple alcohol groups with well-defined relative stereochemistry, as shown below. Give the reagents required for A and B HO OH Ribose OH B HO OH

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