- C=X (with X= N or C): 2-(3H)
oxazolone 2-(5H)
oxazolone 4-(5H)-
oxazolone 5-(2H)-
oxazolone 5-(4H)-
oxazolone The 4-
oxazolone motif,
which is also formally...
-
which transform an N-acyl
glycine to
various other amino acids via an
oxazolone (also
known as an azlactone).
Hippuric acid, the
benzamide derivative...
-
developed via a Friedel-Crafts/Robinson–Gabriel
synthesis using a
general oxazolone template. The
combination of
aluminum chloride as the Friedel-Craft Lewis...
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Cannabinoid CB2
Receptor and Its
Endogenous Ligand 2-Arachidonoylglycerol in
Oxazolone-Induced
Contact Dermatitis in Mice".
Journal of Immunology. 177 (12):...
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antibiotic linezolid.
Oxazolidine – the ring
without the
carbonyl group Oxazolone – the
unsaturated analogues Karl-Heinz Scholz, Hans-Georg Heine, Willy...
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binding site
composed of 2
oxazolone rings and 2
modified enethiol groups. In particular, the
origin and
function of
these oxazolone rings in methanobactin...
- of
phenylalanine and
other amino acids, the
reaction proceeding via an
oxazolone or "azlactone" intermediate.
Justus von
Liebig showed in 1829 that hippuric...
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presence of alkynes.
Chemical compounds with
unusual names Montréalone 5-
Oxazolone (tautomer)
Sydnone Sydnone imine Reissig, Hans-Ulrich; Zimmer, Reinhold...
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double bond reduced. Oxazolidine,
which has both
double bonds reduced.
Oxazolone, an
analog with a
carbonyl group Fully Automated Continuous Flow Synthesis...
- beta-lactam structure, all of this in
opposition to the thiazolidine–
oxazolone structure proposed by
Robert Robinson, the then
leading organic chemist...
