Selective carbon-carbon bond formation based on organosilicon reagents: origin and application

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1. Asymmetric synthesis with boronic esters
2. Organoboron compounds in new synthetic reactions
3. Selective carbon-carbon bond formation based on organosilicon reagents: origin and application
4. Palladium catalyzed coupling of organotin reagents with organic electrophiles
5. Selective reactions of organotitanium reagents
6. Synthesis and carbon-carbon bond-forming reactions of tungsten, molybdenum, and rhenium enolates
7. Chemistry of organopalladium and nickel complexes relevant to catalysis
8. A new role for organometallic reactions in organic synthesis in industry
9. Cobalt-mediated steroid synthesis
10. Copper-catalyzed additions of organic polyhalides to olefins: a versatile synthetic tool
11. Catalytic asymmetric synthesis of cyclopropanecarboxylic acids: an application of chiral copper carbenoid reaction
12. Asymmetric isomerization of allylic compounds and the mechanism
13. Recent advances in arene transformation reactions via chromium complexes
14. Transition metal carbonyl oestrogen receptor assay
15. Complex reducing agents: their applications and their outcome in the field of carbonylations
16. Asymmetric induction in acyclic systems utilizing metal compounds
17. Applications of potassium-graphite and metals dispersed on graphite in organic synthesis
18. The activation of carbon-hydrogen bonds
19. A short route to chiral sulfoxides using titanium-mediated asymmetric oxidation
20. Metal amide catalyzed amination of olefins