Monday, May 19, 2008: 1:30 PM-5:00 PM
Science Building, Rm S-112 (Queensborough Community College)
Synthesis of Complex Biologically Active Molecules
Complex biologically active molecules have traditionally attracted the attention of synthetic chemists because they provide a showcase for new synthetic methodology, raise the necessity for analogs for biological studies, or simply present compelling synthetic challenges. This symposium will feature new technologies that enable the preparation of complex molecules as well as syntheses of specific molecular targets. Presentations from both academic and industrial research will provide an opportunity to compare the interests and strategies in these settings.
Sponsor:	ACS Division of Organic Chemistry
Organizers:	Christian Rojas David R. Mootoo
1:30 PM			Welcoming Remarks
1:35 PM	269		Total Synthesis Complex Galbulimima Alkaloids. Discovery of a Himbacine Based Antithrombotic Agent SCH 530348 Samuel Chackalamannil
2:10 PM	270		Strategies and Methods for the Synthesis of Natural Products Kathlyn A. Parker
2:45 PM	271		Multicatalysis: A Platform for Increasing Synthetic Efficiency and Inspiring Discovery Tristan H. Lambert
3:20 PM			Break
3:40 PM	272		COPPER-Promoted C-Heteroatom Bond Cross-Coupling Via Boronic Acids: Chan-Lam Coupling Reaction Patrick Y. S. Lam
4:15 PM	273		Exploring Hetero-Annulation Strategies for Complex Alkaloid Synthesis David Y. Gin

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