Advances in Stereoselective Synthesis

Dear Colleagues,

Stereoselective synthesis in its broadest sense involves the selective introduction of new dissymmetric elements into molecules. As nature is intrinsically dissymmetric, so too are most of the most interesting bioactive molecules, and, therefore, the control of stereoselectivity in organic reactions is always a focus of major interest for most synthetic chemists.

The development of stereoselective methodologies, reagents, and reactions constitute the main topics interest for this Special Issue on “Stereoselective Synthesis”. It is a great pleasure to invite you to submit a contribution on any of these aspects.

Prof. Dr. Marcelo Preite
Guest Editor

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