SYNTHESIS AND BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF SOME α-AMINOPHOSPHONATES

Abstract

The article presents a literature review of the results of studies on the synthesis of certain α-aminophosphonates and their biological properties, and also discusses the basics of the synthesis of some α-aminophosphonates using the reactions of Kabachnik-Fields, Mannich, Michaelis-Becker, Arbuzov, Todd-Atherton and Pudovik. Almost all reactions were carried out using ternary systems.

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