Develop a retrosynthesis of the given target molecule, as shown below. In other words, what two compounds can be used in the last step of the synthesis to make the desired target molecule? ⇒ ?? Identify the missing starting materials in the retrosynthesis above. Select TWO compounds. O 0 000000 Å HÅH О но OH OH OH OH

Develop a retrosynthesis of the given target molecule, as shown below. In other words, what two compounds can be used in the last step of the synthesis to make the desired target molecule? ⇒ ?? Identify the missing starting materials in the retrosynthesis above. Select TWO compounds. O 0 000000 Å HÅH О но OH OH OH OH

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