Flexible total synthesis of biphenomycin B.

@article{Waldmann2008FlexibleTS,
  title={Flexible total synthesis of biphenomycin B.},
  author={Herbert Waldmann and Yu-Peng He and Hao Tan and Lars Arve and Hans‐Dieter Arndt},
  journal={Chemical communications},
  year={2008},
  volume={43},
  pages={
          5562-4
        }
}
A total synthesis of the biaryl antibiotic biphenomycin B is reported which makes use of three independent building blocks (key steps were a clean Suzuki-Miyaura coupling of a free acid iodide, a novel 4-hydroxyornithine synthesis, and a high-yielding macrolactamization); a practical deprotection protocol allowed isolation of the target compound with excellent recovery and purity. 
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