Dave Leitch and the Leitch Lab

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Catalysis / physorg / HTE / organic synthesis research group at the University of Victoria.

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google search for "how many enantiomers does atorvastatin have" gives this as the AI Overview: Atorvastatin, a statin medication used to lower cholesterol, has four possible enantiomers. This is because it has two chiral centers (asymmetric carbon atoms) in its molecule. The four enantiomers are 3R5R, 3R5S, 3S5R, and 3S5S. The specific enantiomer used in the clinically available atorvastatin medication is 3R5R.