OH O 1) Oxalyl Chloride, DMSO 2) NEt3; 3) EtMgBr; 4) H3O+; 5)CrO3, H3O+ O 1) TSCI, Pyridine, 2) EtMgBr; 3) H3O+; 4) CrO3, H3O+ O 1) CrO3, H30+; 2) EtMgBr; 3) H3O+; 4) Oxalyl Chloride, DMSO 5) NEt3 O 1) Oxalyl Chloride, DMSO 2) NEt3; 3) NaBH4, 4) EtMgBr; 5)H3O+ О 1) CrO3, НЗО+; 2) EtMgBr; 3) НЗО+; 4) CrO3, НЗО+

OH O 1) Oxalyl Chloride, DMSO 2) NEt3; 3) EtMgBr; 4) H3O+; 5)CrO3, H3O+ O 1) TSCI, Pyridine, 2) EtMgBr; 3) H3O+; 4) CrO3, H3O+ O 1) CrO3, H30+; 2) EtMgBr; 3) H3O+; 4) Oxalyl Chloride, DMSO 5) NEt3 O 1) Oxalyl Chloride, DMSO 2) NEt3; 3) NaBH4, 4) EtMgBr; 5)H3O+ О 1) CrO3, НЗО+; 2) EtMgBr; 3) НЗО+; 4) CrO3, НЗО+

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