Synthesis and conformational studies of .beta.-(1.fwdarw.6)- and .beta.,.beta.-(1.fwdarw.1)-linked C-disaccharides
摘要:
An expeditious methodology for the synthesis of beta-(1-->6)- and beta,beta-(1-->1)-linked C-disaccharides has been developed. The methodology is based on the fluoride ion-mediated coupling of the (base-stable) nitronate anion derived from a glycosylnitromethane (1) and an aldehydo-hexodialdose or -hexose derivative. The carba-analogs (methylene-bridged analogs) of beta-D-Glc-(1-->6)-D-Gal and of beta,beta-trehalose (beta-D-Glc-(1-->1)-beta-D-Glc) were thus obtained in six steps only from 1 and D-galactose-derived aldehyde 4 or aldehydo-D-glucose derivative 12, respectively. The preferred conformation of the (1-->1)-linked C-disaccharides, including the symmetrical C-beta,beta-trehalose, was established on the basis of the vicinal coupling constants about the interglycosidic C-C linkages. In all the compounds of this series, the beta-C-glycosidic linkages were found to adopt preferentially the ''anti'' conformation (C2-C1-C7-C1' torsional angle = approximately 180-degrees). Our studies revealed, in particular, that the solution conformation of C-beta,beta-trehalose, in which no stereoelectronic (exo-anomeric) effects are operating, is the same as the one predicted and determined for beta,beta-trehalose, thereby demonstrating that steric effects alone are sufficient to cause the greater stability of the preferred conformation of the parent disaccharide.
Preferred conformation of C-glycosides. 12. Synthesis and conformational analysis of .alpha.,.alpha.-, .alpha.,.beta.-, and .beta.,.beta.-C-trehaloses
作者:Alexander Wei、Yoshito Kishi
DOI:10.1021/jo00080a016
日期:1994.1
A single, unified strategy for the stereocontrolled synthesis of alpha,alpha-, alpha,beta-, and beta,beta-C-trehaloses (1-3) was developed. The solution conformations of C-trehaloses 1-3, as well as their permethyl derivatives, were determined on the basis of vicinal coupling constants observed in the H-1 NMR spectra. The preferred conformations for alpha,alpha- and beta,beta-C-trehaloses (1 and 3), shown in Figure 1, were predicted and experimentally proven. A diamond-lattice analysis of alpha,beta-C-trehalose (2), shown in Figure 2, revealed the relative stability of the three staggered conformers to be 2A > 2B > 2C, and the experimental data were found to be consistent with this trend. It was demonstrated that the inversion of the C.2 or C.2' hydroxyl group of 2 affected its conformational preference in a predictable manner; The H-1 NMR spectra of alpha,beta-C-trehalose 2 provided direct experimental evidence to illustrate that the alpha-C-glycosidic bond is conformationally more rigid than the beta-C-glycosidic bond,
Synthesis and Partial Biological Evaluation of a Small Library of Differentially-Linked β-<i>C</i>-Disaccharides<sup>1</sup>
作者:Maarten H. D. Postema、Jared L. Piper、Lei Liu、Jie Shen、Marcus Faust、Peter Andreana
DOI:10.1021/jo030039x
日期:2003.6.1
The synthesis of a small library of differentially-linked beta-C-disaccharides has been carried out through the use of a radical allylation-RCM strategy. Acids 6 were prepared by Keck allylation of a suitable carbohydrate-based radical precursor, followed by oxidative cleavage of the formed alkene. Dehydrative coupling of these acids with the known olefin alcohol 5 then gave the precursor esters 7 in excellent yield. Methylenation of the esters 7 was followed by RCM and in situ hydroboration-oxidation of the formed glycals to furnish the protected beta-C-disaccharides 10 in good overall yield. Five examples were then deprotected and screened for their efficacy as enzyme inhibitors of beta-glycosidase and against several solid-tumor cell lines for in vitro differential cytotoxicity.
Selective radical synthesis of β- C -disaccharides
作者:Boris Vauzeilles、Pierre Sinaÿ
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4039(01)01533-7
日期:2001.10
Several P-C-disaccharides have been selectively synthesized by radical cyclization of two temporarily tethered functionalized monosaccharides. In this process, intramolecular addition of a carbohydrate-derived radical onto an anomeric exomethylene group, followed by axial hydrogen addition, resulted in beta stereochemistry. (C) 2001 Published by Elsevier Science Ltd.