Chapter 23: Q37E (page 783)
The amino acid leucine is biosynthesized from 伪-ketoisovalerate by the following sequence of steps. Show the mechanism of each.

Short Answer
The synthesis of leucine takes place from 伪-ketoisovalerate.
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Chapter 23: Q37E (page 783)
The amino acid leucine is biosynthesized from 伪-ketoisovalerate by the following sequence of steps. Show the mechanism of each.

The synthesis of leucine takes place from 伪-ketoisovalerate.
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What product would you expect from the following mixed Claisen-like reaction?

How could you prepare the following cyclohexanones by combining a Stork enamine reaction with an intramolecular aldol condensation? (See Problem 23-64.)

The bicyclic ketone shown below does not undergo aldol self-condensation even though it has two hydrogen atoms. Explain.

As shown in Figures 23-4, the Claisen reaction is reversible. That is, a饾泝-keto ester can be cleaved by base into two fragments. Using curved arrows to indicate electron flow, show the mechanism by which this cleavage occurs.

What product would you expect to obtain from aldol cyclization of hexanedial,
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