The compound below was exposed to a palladium catalyst to produce a macrocycle (large ring). The macrocycle subsequently underwent a rearrangement to produce a fused hexacyclic (six-ring) structure. The ring system of the final product is one that is found in a number of polycyclic natural products. Draw the initial product of the palladium-catalyzed reaction, the final product, and a mechanism consistent with the rearrangement step. Include stereochemistry in your answer. SnBu, TIO Integrated Problem 23.67a x Your answer is incorrect. Draw the initial product of the palladium-catalyzed reaction::

The compound below was exposed to a palladium catalyst to produce a macrocycle (large ring). The macrocycle subsequently underwent a rearrangement to produce a fused hexacyclic (six-ring) structure. The ring system of the final product is one that is found in a number of polycyclic natural products. Draw the initial product of the palladium-catalyzed reaction, the final product, and a mechanism consistent with the rearrangement step. Include stereochemistry in your answer. SnBu, TIO Integrated Problem 23.67a x Your answer is incorrect. Draw the initial product of the palladium-catalyzed reaction::

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