Introduction ofC-Sulfonate Groups into Disaccharide Derivatives
摘要:
To prepare C-sulfonate derivatives of disaccharides two different strategies were followed. Thus 6- and 6'-C-sulfocellobiosides 4 and 10-12 were prepared starting from a suitably protected cellobioside. The 6'-C-sulfoaminocellobioside 18 was prepared by construction of the molecule through a glycosylation reaction. In both cases, the synthetic pathway involves regioselective tosylation, introduction of a sulfur atom by nucleophilic displacement with potassium thioacetate and oxidation with hydrogen peroxide.
Introduction ofC-Sulfonate Groups into Disaccharide Derivatives
摘要:
To prepare C-sulfonate derivatives of disaccharides two different strategies were followed. Thus 6- and 6'-C-sulfocellobiosides 4 and 10-12 were prepared starting from a suitably protected cellobioside. The 6'-C-sulfoaminocellobioside 18 was prepared by construction of the molecule through a glycosylation reaction. In both cases, the synthetic pathway involves regioselective tosylation, introduction of a sulfur atom by nucleophilic displacement with potassium thioacetate and oxidation with hydrogen peroxide.
The synthesis of tetrasaccharides related to the chitinoligosaccharides involved in plant defence and Rhizobium-legume symbiosis is reported. One and two central GlcNAc residues of the chitin backbone have been replaced by Glc units. A biological evaluation using Catharanthus roseaus assay indicates that the replacement of the two central units produces a total loss of activity. However, the replacement of the GlcNAc moiety close to the reducing end by Glc in the chitin tetramer, does not reduce its activity. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
Introduction of<i>C</i>-Sulfonate Groups into Disaccharide Derivatives
作者:Inmaculada Robina、Silvia Gómez-Bujedo、José G. Fernández-Bolaños、José Fuentes
DOI:10.1080/00397919808004290
日期:1998.7
To prepare C-sulfonate derivatives of disaccharides two different strategies were followed. Thus 6- and 6'-C-sulfocellobiosides 4 and 10-12 were prepared starting from a suitably protected cellobioside. The 6'-C-sulfoaminocellobioside 18 was prepared by construction of the molecule through a glycosylation reaction. In both cases, the synthetic pathway involves regioselective tosylation, introduction of a sulfur atom by nucleophilic displacement with potassium thioacetate and oxidation with hydrogen peroxide.