V.vi.vii.viii.ix.X.xi.xii.BocCO₂EtNH₂CHCI 3KOHPd(PPH3)4Cul, i-Pr₂NHMezNHMgCl2H3C.-TIPSBr₂ACOHi. LDAii. PhCHOiii. H₂OMeO₂Cheati. LTMPii. H₂O-CO₂Met-BuLii. Znii.Ph200 °CBr

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V. vi. vii. viii. ix. X. xi. vii Boc CO₂Et CHCI 3 KOH Pd(PPH3)4 Cul, i-Pr₂NH MezNH MgCl2 H3C. Br₂ NH₂ ACOH -TIPS i. LDA ii. PhCHO iii. H₂O MeO₂C- heat i. LTMP ii. H₂O -CO₂Me t-BuLi i. Zn Ph 200 °C Br

V. vi. vii. viii. ix. X. xi. vii Boc CO₂Et CHCI 3 KOH Pd(PPH3)4 Cul, i-Pr₂NH MezNH MgCl2 H3C. Br₂ NH₂ ACOH -TIPS i. LDA ii. PhCHO iii. H₂O MeO₂C- heat i. LTMP ii. H₂O -CO₂Me t-BuLi i. Zn Ph 200 °C Br

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vi.
vii.
viii.
ix.
X.
xi.
xii.
Boc
CO₂Et
NH₂
CHCI 3
KOH
Pd(PPH3)4
Cul, i-Pr₂NH
MezNH
MgCl2
H3C.
-TIPS
Br₂
ACOH
i. LDA
ii. PhCHO
iii. H₂O
MeO₂C
heat
i. LTMP
ii. H₂O
-CO₂Me
t-BuLi
i. Zn
ii.
Ph
200 °C
Br

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