Application of the Glycal Assembly Method to the Concise Synthesis of Neoglycoconjugates of Ley and Leb Blood Group Determinants and of H-Type I and H-Type II Oligosaccharides
摘要:
The power of the glycal assembly strategy for reaching Lewis and H-type blood group determinants is demonstrated herein. Three key elements form the basis of the method. Thus, alpha-epoxides derived from galactal cyclic carbonate 13 are produced stereospecifically and are highly effective beta-galactosyl donors. Also, 6-monoprotected glucals can be regiospecifically glycosylated at the C-3 hydroxyl (see 23 + 13 --> 24). Moreover, glycosylation via a glycal epoxide produces a unique C-2 hydroxyl in the product which can be exploited as the acceptor site for branching (see formation of 26).
Application of the Glycal Assembly Method to the Concise Synthesis of Neoglycoconjugates of Ley and Leb Blood Group Determinants and of H-Type I and H-Type II Oligosaccharides
摘要:
The power of the glycal assembly strategy for reaching Lewis and H-type blood group determinants is demonstrated herein. Three key elements form the basis of the method. Thus, alpha-epoxides derived from galactal cyclic carbonate 13 are produced stereospecifically and are highly effective beta-galactosyl donors. Also, 6-monoprotected glucals can be regiospecifically glycosylated at the C-3 hydroxyl (see 23 + 13 --> 24). Moreover, glycosylation via a glycal epoxide produces a unique C-2 hydroxyl in the product which can be exploited as the acceptor site for branching (see formation of 26).
Application of the Glycal Assembly Method to the Concise Synthesis of Neoglycoconjugates of Ley and Leb Blood Group Determinants and of H-Type I and H-Type II Oligosaccharides
作者:Samuel J. Danishefsky、Victor Behar、John T. Randolph、Kenneth O. Lloyd
DOI:10.1021/ja00126a011
日期:1995.5
The power of the glycal assembly strategy for reaching Lewis and H-type blood group determinants is demonstrated herein. Three key elements form the basis of the method. Thus, alpha-epoxides derived from galactal cyclic carbonate 13 are produced stereospecifically and are highly effective beta-galactosyl donors. Also, 6-monoprotected glucals can be regiospecifically glycosylated at the C-3 hydroxyl (see 23 + 13 --> 24). Moreover, glycosylation via a glycal epoxide produces a unique C-2 hydroxyl in the product which can be exploited as the acceptor site for branching (see formation of 26).