Basil Lythgoe

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Basil Lythgoe is affiliated with the following schools: University of Leeds, Imperial College London, University of Oxford, University of Manchester, University of Cambridge

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According to Wikipedia, Basil Lythgoe FRS was a British organic chemist who investigated the structure of many natural substances including nucleosides, plant toxins, and vitamin D2. He was Professor of Organic Chemistry at the University of Leeds.

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Scope and stereochemistry of an olefin synthesis from β-hydroxysulphones (1978) (101)
Simonsen Lecture. Synthetic approaches to vitamin D and its relatives (1981) (70)
The influence of chain-branching on the steric outcome of some olefin-forming reactions (1980) (64)
62. Oenanthotoxin and cicutoxin. Isolation and structures (1953) (63)
The Lipochromes and Sterols of the Algal Classes (1939) (47)
512. Macrozamin. Part II. The aliphatic azoxy structure of the aglycone part (1951) (39)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part 22. A direct total synthesis of vitamin D2 and vitamin D3 (1978) (37)
185. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part XIX. A synthesis of adenosine (1948) (34)
574. Macrozamin. Part I. The identity of the carbohydrate component (1949) (32)
182. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part XII. The configuration at the glycosidic centre in natural and synthetic pyrimidine and purine nucleosides (1946) (32)
405. The constitution of the disaccharide of glycyrrhinic acid (1950) (32)
Taxine. Part IV. The constitution of taxine-I (1966) (29)
197. A synthesis of cytidine (1947) (28)
A new 1,2-elimination reaction with a radical mechanism (1978) (28)
102. Some reactions of amidines with derivatives of malonic acid (1943) (26)
515. Substitution reactions of pyrimidine and its 2- and 4-phenyl derivatives (1951) (25)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part 24. A synthesis of vitamin D4 (1979) (24)
344. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part XX. A Synthesis of Guanosine (1948) (23)
298. The chemistry of the algœ. Part II. The carotenoid pigments of oscillatoria rubrescens (1936) (22)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part 20. A synthesis of Windaus and Grundmann's C19 ketone (1977) (21)
84. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part V. The coupling of pyrimidine derivatives with diazonium salts. A method for the preparation of 5-aminopyrimidines (1944) (19)
807. Macrozamin. Part III. Azoxymethane and some simple analogues (1952) (19)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part 23. An alternative synthesis of Windaus and Grundmann's C19 ketone (1978) (19)
Allylic phosphine oxides as precursors of conjugated dienes of defined geometry (1977) (18)
71. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part XVI. 9-β-d-Mannopyranosidoadenine. A proof of the location of the sugar residue in adenosine (1947) (17)
161. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part VIII. The determination of the lactol ring structures of purine glycosides by periodate oxidation (1944) (17)
Macrozamin. Part IV. Positional and geometrical isomerism in mixed aliphatic-aromatic azoxy-compounds (1954) (17)
101. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part II. A new and convenient synthesis of adenine (1943) (17)
Allylic phosphine oxides as precursors of dienes of defined geometry: Synthesis of 3-deoxyvitamin D2 (1975) (16)
406. Deoxyribonucleosides and related compounds. Part II. A proof of the furanose structure of the natural 2-deoxyribonucleosides (1950) (16)
Total synthesis of 1α-hydroxy-vitamin D3 (1973) (16)
575. Taxine. Part I. Isolation studies and the functional groups of O-cinnamoyltaxicin-I (1962) (14)
100. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part I. Model experiments on the synthesis of 9-alkylpurines (1943) (13)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part 19. Synthetic applications of cyclic orthoesters: Stereospecific synthesis of a bicyclic alcohol related to the vitamins D2. (1977) (13)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part 27. A synthesis of 1 α-hydroxyvitamin D3 by way of 1 α-hydroxytachysterol3 (1980) (13)
A synthesis of disubstituted acetylenes (1978) (13)
152. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part IV. 4 : 6-Diaminopyrimidine. A new synthesis of pyrimidine derivatives (1943) (12)
Oenanthotoxin and cicutoxin. Part II. The synthesis of (±)-cicutoxin and of oenanthetol (1955) (12)
Some aspects of pyrimidine and purine chemistry (1949) (12)
64. Studies in the pyrone series. Part III. The influence of the phenyl group in the kostanecki reaction (1936) (12)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part XVIII. Total synthesis of 1 α-hydroxyvitamin D3 (1974) (12)
The vitamin B(2) complex of liver: The identity of the liver filtrate factor with pantothenic acid. (1940) (12)
A synthesis of disubstituted acetylenes, and its application to the stereoselective synthesis of conjugated trienes (1980) (11)
Stereochemical aspects of some Claisen rearrangements with cyclic orthoesters (1977) (11)
Direct total synthesis of vitamins D2 and D3 (1977) (10)
531. Deoxyribonucleosides and related compounds. Part I. Synthetic applications of some 1-halogeno 2-deoxy-sugar derivatives (1949) (10)
85. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part VI. The synthesis of 9-d-xylosido-2-methyladenine and of 6-d-xylosidamino-2-methylpurine (1944) (10)
162. Calciferol and its relatives. Part III. Partial synthesis of calciferol and of epicalciferol (1958) (10)
407. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part XXVII. 1 : 2 : 3 : 5-Tetra-acetyl D-xylofuranose and the D-xylofuranosides of theophylline and adenine (1949) (10)
Structure of Adenosine Di- and Tri-Phosphate (1945) (9)
943. Calciferol and its relatives. Part VI. A degradation of 7-oxocholesteryl acetate to some des-AB-cholestane derivatives (1964) (9)
184. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part XIV. An interpretation of some interconversion reactions of N-glycosides (1946) (9)
151. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part III. 4-Glycosidaminopyrimidines (1943) (8)
783. Calciferol and its relatives. Part II. An alternative synthesis of trans-1-2′-cyclohexylidene-ethylidene-2-methylenecyclohexane (1956) (8)
493. Deoxyribonucleosides and related compounds. Part III. Experiments with 2′: 3′-anhydropentofuranosyltheophyllines (1951) (8)
330. The structure of palitantin (1959) (8)
185. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part XV. The configuration of some synthetic purine and pyrimidine glycosides (1946) (8)
183. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part XVII. The preparation of 4-glycofuranosidaminopyrimidines, and a synthesis of 9-L-arabofuranosido-2-methylthioadenine (1948) (7)
163. Calciferol and its relatives. Part IV. A non-photo-chemical synthesis of a model cis-triene (1958) (7)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part XIV. Total synthesis of des-AB-cholestane-8β,9α-diol 2{1β-[(1R)-1,5-dimethylhexyl]-7aβ-methyl-trans-perhydroindane-4β,5α-diol} (1971) (7)
Observations on the liver filtrate factor of the vitamin B(2) complex. (1939) (7)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part 28. A stereoselective synthesis of 1 α-hydroxyprecalciferol3 from 8-hydroxymethyl-des-AB-cholest-8-ene (1980) (7)
New routes to 1α-hydroxyvitamin D3 (1980) (7)
147. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part XI. The synthesis of 9-d-xylopyranosido-2-methylthioadenine and its conversion into 9-d-xylopyranosidoadenine (1945) (7)
Taxine. Part VI. The stereochemistry of taxicin-I and taxicin-II (1967) (7)
Nutritional Requirements of C. diphtheriae and L. casei (1943) (6)
The chemistry of the algae. 2. The carotenoid pigments of Oscillatoria rubrescens. (1936) (6)
The stereochemistry of taxicin-I and -II (1965) (6)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part IX. The synthesis of tachysterol3 (1967) (6)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part XIII. Derivatives of enantiomeric 4-methylcyclohex-3-ene-1,trans-2-diols (1971) (6)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part 21. A synthesis of (S)-(Z)-2-(5-hydroxy-2-methylenecyclohexylidene)ethanol (1978) (6)
179. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part X. A synthesis of 9-d-ribopyranosidoadenine (1944) (6)
A new synthesis of unsaturated aldehydes (1972) (6)
Claisen rearrangements of allylic α-phenylthioacetates: Applications in synthesis (1975) (6)
Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides; a synthesis of 9-D-glucopyranosidoadenine. (1948) (6)
Triterpene Acids (1949) (5)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part XVI. Total synthesis of precalciferol32 (1971) (5)
Vitamin B Requirements of the Rat (1939) (5)
345. Studies in the pyrone series. Part II. Chromones and coumarins derived from 2-hydroxy-4-methoxy-aceto- and -propio-phenones (1934) (5)
Taxine. Part V. The structure of taxicin-II (1967) (5)
A New Type of Plant Lipochrome (1935) (5)
Calciferol and its relatives. XI. Improved routes to (S)-3-hydroxymethyl-4-methylcyclohex-3-en-1-ol. (1971) (5)
128. Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides. Part VII. Some further observations on the synthesis of pyrimidines from esters and malondiamidine (1944) (4)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part XII. (S)-3-ethynyl-4-methylcyclohex-3-en-1-ol (1971) (4)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part I. The synthesis of a model conjugated semicyclic triene (1955) (4)
Taxine. Part III. A revised structure for the neutral fragment from O-cinnamoyltaxicin-I (1966) (4)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part VIII. Ring a intermediates for the synthesis of tachysterol3 (1967) (4)
The stereochemistry of claisen rearrangements with cyclic orthoesters (1975) (4)
Calciferol and its relatives. XVII. Ring-A components for synthetic work on vitamin D3 and on model compounds. (1974) (4)
Cyclic orthoesters as reagents for claisen rearrangements (1974) (4)
576. Taxine. Part II. Glycol cleavage fragments from O-cinnamoyltaxicin-I (1962) (4)
Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides; the configuration at the glycosidic centre in natural and synthetic pyrimidine and purine nucleosides. (1946) (3)
Synthesis of tachysterol (1963) (3)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part XV. The preparation of des-AB-cholest-8-ene-8-carbaldehyde {1?-[(1R)-1,5-dimethylhexyl]-3a?,6,7,7a?-tetrahydro-7a?-methylindane-4-carbaldehyde} and 9?-chloro-des-AB-cholestan-8-one {5?-chloro-1?-[(1R)-1,5-dimethylhexyl]-7a?-methyl-trans-perhydroindan-4-one} (1971) (3)
Macrozamin, a toxic nitrogen-containing primeveroside (1949) (3)
Studies on diffusing factors: 10. Note on the formation of viscous materials by Clostridium butylicum. (1940) (3)
Total synthesis of precalciferol3 (1970) (3)
Total synthesis of des-AB-cholestane-8β,9α-diol (1970) (3)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part 25. A chemical degradation of 3 alpha-hydroxycholest-9(11)-ene to Des-AB-cholestane derivatives. (1980) (3)
Structure and synthesis of nucleotides. (1947) (3)
TOTAL SYNTHESIS OF 1ALPHA‐HYDROXY‐VITAMIN D3 (1973) (2)
Calciferol and its relatives. XII. (S)-3-Ethynyl-4-methylcyclohex-3-en-1-ol. (1971) (2)
A stereospecific synthesis of trans-hydrind-4-en-2-ones (1970) (2)
Calciferol and its relatives. X. Ring-contraction routes to some 8-methyl-trans-perhydroindanones. (1971) (2)
Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides; s synthesis of guanosine. (1948) (2)
A synthesis of cytidine. (1947) (2)
Calciferol and its relatives. Part 26. A conversion of cholesterol into 8-hydroxymethyl-des-AB-cholest-8-ene. (1980) (2)
Calciferol and its relatives. 8. Ring A intermediates for the synthesis of tachysterol. (1967) (1)
Chapter 14 The Taxus Alkaloids (1968) (1)
CALCIFEROL AND ITS RELATIVES. PART 26. A CONVERSION OF CHOLESTEROL INTO 8‐HYDROXYMETHYL‐DES‐AB‐CHOLEST‐8‐ENE (1980) (1)
944. Calciferol and its relatives. Part VII. An alternative route from cholesterol to des-AB-cholestane derivatives (1964) (1)
George Roger Clemo, 2 August 1889 - 2 March 1983 (1985) (1)
A study of the scission of ethylene oxide ring in alpha-methyl 2:3-anhydro-4:6-benzylidene-D-allopyranoside by sodium benzylate. (1953) (0)
(S)‐3‐AETHINYL‐4‐METHYLCYCLOHEX‐3‐EN‐1‐OL (1970) (0)
ALLYLIC PHOSPHINES OXIDES AS PRECURSORS OF DIENES OF DEFINED GEOMETRY. SYNTHESIS OF 3-DEOXYVITAMIN D2 (1976) (0)
CALCIFEROL AND ITS RELATIVES PART 18, TOTAL SYNTHESIS OF 1ALPHA-HYDROXYVITAMIN D3 (1975) (0)
CALCIFEROL AND ITS RELATIVES. PART 28. A STEREOSELECTIVE SYNTHESIS OF 1α-HYDROXYPRECALCIFEROL3 FROM (8-HYDROXYMETHYL)DES-AB-CHOLEST-8-ENE (1980) (0)
CALCIFEROL AND ITS RELATIVES. PART 23. AN ALTERNATIVE SYNTHESIS OF WINDAUS AND GRUNDMANN′S C19 KETONE (1978) (0)
TOTALSYNTH. VON PROCALCIFEROL(3) (1970) (0)
997. Calciferol and its relatives. Part V. Epicalciferol (1960) (0)
CALCIFEROL AND ITS RELATIVES. PART 19. SYNTHETIC APPLICATIONS OF CYCLIC ORTHOESTERS- STEREOSPECIFIC SYNTHESIS OF A BICYCLIC ALCOHOL RELATED TO THE VITAMINS D (1977) (0)
SCOPE AND STEREOCHEMISTRY OF AN OLEFIN SYNTHESIS FROM β-HYDROXY-SULFONES (1978) (0)
Chart 1. Process for Synthesis of Adenine from Malonic Ester (2009) (0)
Calciferol and its relatives. (part)XVIII. Total synthesis of 1alpha-hydroxy vitamin D3. (1974) (0)
Calciferol and its relatives. 14. Total synthesis of des-AB-cholestane-8 beta, 9 alpha-diol (1 beta-[(1R)-1,5-dimenthylhexyl]-7 a beta-methyl-trans-perhydroindane-4 beta, 5 alpha-diol). (1971) (0)
CLAISEN REARRANGEMENTS OF ALLYLIC ALPHA-PHENYLTHIOACETATES, APPLICATIONS IN SYNTHESIS (1975) (0)
CCIX. OBSERVATIONS ON THE LIVER FILTRATE FACTOR OF THE VITAMIN B2 COMPLEX (2005) (0)
Calciferol and its relatives. IX. The synthesis of tachysterol. (1967) (0)
Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides; 9-beta-d-mannopyranosidoadenine; a proof of the location of the sugar residue in adenosine. (1947) (0)
CALCIFEROL AND ITS RELATIVES. PART 25. A CHEMICAL DEGRADATION OF 3α‐HYDROXYCHOLEST‐9(11)‐ENE TO DES‐AB‐CHOLESTANE DERIVATIVES (1980) (0)
CALCIFEROL AND ITS RELATIVES. PART 20. A SYNTHESIS OF WINDAUS AND GRUNDMANN′S S C19 KETONE (1978) (0)
Calciferol and its relatives. 16. Total synthesis of precalciferol. (1971) (0)
Calciferol and its relatives. 13. Derivatives of enantiomeric 4-methylcyclohex-3-ene-1,trans-2-diols. (1971) (0)
Calciferol and its relatives. XV. The preparation of des-AB-cholest-8-ene-8-carbaldehyde (1 beta-[(1R)-1,5-dimethylhexyl]-3a alpha, 6,7,7a beta-tetrahydro-7a beta-methylindane-4-carbaldehyde) and 9 alpha-chloro-des-AB-cholestan-8-one (5 alpha-chloro-1 beta-[(1R)-1,5-dimethylhexyl]-7a beta-methyl-tra (1971) (0)
Taxine. Part VII. The stereochemistry of hydrogenolysis of O-β-phenylpropionyltaxicin-I (1967) (0)
CALCIFEROL AND ITS RELATIVES. PART 22. A DIRECT TOTAL SYNTHESIS OF VITAMIN D2 2 AND VITAMIN D3 (1978) (0)
CALCIFEROL AND ITS RELATIVES PART 17, RING-A COMPONENTS FOR SYNTHETIC WORK ON VITAMIN D3 AND ON MODEL COMPOUNDS (1974) (0)
Experiments on the synthesis of purine nucleosides; the preparation of 4-glycofuranosidamino-pyrimidines, and a synthesis of 9-L-arabofuranosido-2-methylthioadenine. (1948) (0)
CALCIFEROL AND ITS RELATIVES. PART 27. A SYNTHESIS OF 1α-HYDROXYVITAMIN N D3 BY WAY OF 1α-HYDROXYTACHYSTEROL3 (1980) (0)

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