Abstract
This review collects the developments in the use of TADDOL-derived phosphorus ligands in asymmetric metal catalysis reported since the beginning of 2011, illustrating the power of these cheap and easily tunable ligands to promote many types of highly enantioselective transformations in the presence of a diversity of metals.
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