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- Not reviewed.
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Thujone, a readily available starting material obtained from Western red
cedar, Chamaecyparis occidentalis, can be efficiently converted to
b-cyperone, which can be chemically elaborated to obtain the key
intermediate, enone.
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- Not reviewed.
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- Not reviewed.
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- Not reviewed
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- A detailed historical review of ambergris and amber and their various
medicinal uses drawn from the ancient pharmacopeias, formularies and
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- Discusses the structure activity relationships among various
enantiomers of fragrant compounds which have ambergris-like scents.
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