Provide multiple retrosyntheses for the drug class Pristiq.
Retrosynthesis is the analytical approach of organic synthesis in which molecule is broken down into fragments. It is the exact reverse of synthesis therefore called retrosynthesis. Retrosynthesis helps us to reach the best possible starting material through a series of fragmentation of molecule. The drug to be retrosynthesized here is the Drug Pristiq which actually consists of the active drug Desvenlafaxine. So retrosynthesis of desvenlafaxine will be shown here.
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