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Faculty of Science Handbook, Session 2019/2020

               SIC3008  BIOSYNTHESIS                          Synthesis  of  acyclic  and  cyclic  compounds.    Concept  of
                                                              umpolung;  functional  group  interconversion.  Use  of
               Biochemical  constraints  and  investigation  techniques:   organometallic  reagents  in  syntheses.  Asymmetric
               biosynthetic  reagents,  enzymes, biochemical  assays  and   synthesis;  selected  examples  from  classical  and
               application  of  isotopic  labelling  (esp.  in  conjunction  with   contemporary syntheses.
               13C NMR) in the study of biosynthetic processes.
                                                              Assessment Methods:
               Biosynthesis  of  selected  natural  products:  polyketides,   Continuous assessment:    30%
               fatty  acids,  prostanoids,  aromatic  compounds  (e.g.   Final examination:      70%
               Shikimic   acid),   macrocyclic   antibiotics,   terpenes,
               terpenoids,  and  natural  rubber;  biosynthetic  pathways,   Medium of instruction:
               reaction  types,  and  mechanistic  aspects  (esp.  enolate-  English
               carbonyl reactions and biochemical cascades).
                                                              Soft skills:
               Assessment Methods:                            CT1-3
               Continuous assessment:    30%
               Final examination:      70%                    References:
                                                              1. Warren,  S.,  Organic  Synthesis:  The  Disconnection
               Medium of instruction:                          Approach, John Wiley and Sons, Chichester, New York,
               English                                         Brisbane, Toronto, Singapore, 1982.
                                                              2. F.  A.  Carey  and  R.  J.  Sundberg,  Advanced  Organic
                                                                                                   th
               Soft skills:                                    Chemistry,  Part  B:  Reactions  and  Synthesis,  4   ed.,
               CT1-3                                           Plenum Press, New York & London, 2002.
                                                              3. M.  B.  Smith,  Organic  Synthesis,  2   ed.,  McGraw  Hill
                                                                                         nd
               References:                                     Inc, 2001.
               1. H.  S.  Stoker,  General,  Organic  and  Biological   4. M.  B.  Smith  and  J.  March,  March's  Advanced  Organic
                          th
                 Chemistry, 5  ed., Brooks/Cole, 2010.         Chemistry:  Reactions,  Mechanisms,  and  Structure
                                               rd
                                                                                              th
               2. D.  Voet,  and  J.  G.  Voet,  Biochemistry.  3   ed.,  Wiley,   (March's  Advanced  Organic  Chemistry),  5   ed., Wiley-
                 2004.                                         Interscience; 2001.
               3. Bu’Lock  and  B.  G.  Kurt  Kimia  Hasil  Semulajadi,  DBP,   5. W.  A.  Smit,  A.  F.  Bochkov  and  R.  Caple,  Organic
                 Kuala Lumpur.                                 Synthesis: The Science Behind the Art, RSC, 1998.
                                              nd
               4. J.  Mann,  Secondary  Metabolism,  2   ed.,  Oxford
                 University Press, 1987.
               5. J.  Mann,  Chemical  Aspects  of  Biosynthesis,  Oxford   SIC3011  MECHANISTIC ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
                 University Press, 1994.
                                                              Reactive  intermediates  in  organic  chemistry  including
                                                              carbocations,  free  radicals,  carbenes,  nitrenes,  and
               SIC3009  NATURALPRODUCTS CHEMISTRY             radical-ions.  Chemistry  of  free  radicals:  reactions  and
                                                              mechanisms  of  free  radicals  including  abstraction,
               The influence of biosynthetic hypotheses and insights on   addition,  rearrangement,  cyclization  and  fragmentation;
               the syntheses of steroids. Investigation of selected natural   applications  of  radical  reactions  in  organic  synthesis;
               products  such  as  alkaloids,  terpenoids,  flavonoids,   reactions  of  carbenes,  carbenoids,  nitrenes,  and  ion-
               lignans, glycosides. Semiochemistry. Separation methods   radicals, and applications in synthesis. Formation, stability,
               for  natural  product  isolation.  Spectroscopic  methods  for   and rearrangements of carbocations; tandem and cascade
               structural elucidation of natural products.    cyclizations.  Mechanistic  details  of  selected  classes  of
                                                              organic  reactions  such  as  nucleophilic  substitution,
               Assessment Methods:                            hydrolysis,   polar   rearrangements,   electron-transfer
               Continuous assessment:    30%                  reactions,  photochemical  reactions.  Pericyclic  reactions:
               Final examination:      70%                    molecular  orbitals;  conservation  of  orbital  symmetry  in
                                                              concerted reactions; theory (frontier orbital method, use of
               Medium of instruction:                         correlation  diagrams,  aromatic  transition  state  approach)
               English                                        and  applications  of  electrocyclic  reactions,  sigmatropic
                                                              rearrangements, and cycloadditions, including tandem and
               Soft skills:                                   cascade processes, in organic synthesis.
               CT1-3
                                                              Assessment Methods:
               References:                                    Continuous assessment:    30%
               1. J.  Mann,  Secondary  Metabolism,  Clarendon  Press:   Final examination:      70%
                 Oxford, 1995.
               2. P.  M.  Dewick,  Medicinal  Natural  Products  -  A   Medium of instruction:
                 Biosynthetic Approach, John Wiley & Sons, 2009.   English
               3. E.Fattorusso,  O.  Taglialatela-Scafati,  Eds  Modern
                 Alkaloids  -  Structure,  Isolation,  Synthesis  and  Biology;   Soft skills:
                 Wiley-VCH, 2008.                             CT1-3
               4. J.  H.  Simpson,  Organic  Structure  Determination  Using
                 2-D  NMR  Spectroscopy  -  A  Problem-Based  Approach,   References:
                 Academic Press, 2008.                        1. R. B. Woodward and R. Hoffmann, The Conservation of
               5. S.  Stefan  Berger,  D.  Sicker,  Classics  in  Spectroscopy,   Orbital Symmetry, Academic Press Inc, 1970.
                 Wiley-VCH, 2009.                             2. J.  Clayden,  N.  Greeves,  S.  Warren,  P.  Wothers,
                                                               Organic Chemistry, Oxford.
                                                              3. J. March, and M. Smith, Advanced Organic Chemistry,
                                                                th
               SIC3010  ORGANIC SYNTHESIS                      6  ed., New York: John Wiley & Sons, 2007.
                                                              4. T.  H.  Lowry  and  K.  S.  Richardson,  Mechanism  and
                                                                                      rd
               Retrosynthetic  analysis  and  synthesis  design.  Selectivity   Theory in Organic Chemistry, 3  ed., Harper and Row,
               in  synthesis:  chemo-,  regio-,  and  stereoselectivity.   1987.
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