n-Pentenyl Mannoside Precursors for Synthesis of the Nonamannan Component of High Mannose Glycoproteins
摘要:
The high-mannose oligosaccharide 1 is present on the conserved V3 loop of the viral coat of HIV1 known as GP-120. The mannan portion of this molecule has been prepared by utilization of halogen-promoted n-pentenyl glycoside (NPG) coupling. Two advantageous properties of NPG's facilitated construction of 1, one being the ability to activate the donor, even when C2 esterified (i.e., ''disarmed''), with NIS/Et(3)SiOTf, under which all reactions are complete within the time required to take a TLC sample. The second advantage was the ''side-tracking'' strategy which allowed the pentenyl group of a glycosyl acceptor to be rendered temporarily inactive by conversion to the dibromide. After coupling, the ''side-tracked'' NPG could be reactivated by reductive elimination to serve as the glycosyl donor in a subsequent step. With the appropriately protected monosaccharide precursors in hand, the nonamannan could be assembled by a virtually iterative protocol involving deprotection-coupling- deprotection-coupling...etc. as the only synthetic manipulations.
n-Pentenyl Mannoside Precursors for Synthesis of the Nonamannan Component of High Mannose Glycoproteins
摘要:
The high-mannose oligosaccharide 1 is present on the conserved V3 loop of the viral coat of HIV1 known as GP-120. The mannan portion of this molecule has been prepared by utilization of halogen-promoted n-pentenyl glycoside (NPG) coupling. Two advantageous properties of NPG's facilitated construction of 1, one being the ability to activate the donor, even when C2 esterified (i.e., ''disarmed''), with NIS/Et(3)SiOTf, under which all reactions are complete within the time required to take a TLC sample. The second advantage was the ''side-tracking'' strategy which allowed the pentenyl group of a glycosyl acceptor to be rendered temporarily inactive by conversion to the dibromide. After coupling, the ''side-tracked'' NPG could be reactivated by reductive elimination to serve as the glycosyl donor in a subsequent step. With the appropriately protected monosaccharide precursors in hand, the nonamannan could be assembled by a virtually iterative protocol involving deprotection-coupling- deprotection-coupling...etc. as the only synthetic manipulations.
n-Pentenyl furanosides: synthesis and glycosidation reactions of some galacto derivatives
作者:Ashok Arasappan、Bert Fraser-Reid
DOI:10.1016/0040-4039(95)01718-w
日期:1995.10
Synthetic routes to n-pentenyl galactofuranosides and glycosidationreactions of some derived donors with alcohol and saccharide acceptors using NIS/TESOTf as the promoter are described.
Procedures for rapid assembly of multigram amounts of mannan components have been examined. Although these studies are reported in the context of the mannan moiety of the glycan anchors of membrane-bound glycoproteins, the procedures should be applicable to the wider family of mannose-containing glycoproteins. Readily prepared n-pentenyl ortho esters of mannose are shown to be versatile substrates that can serve as glycosyl donors in their own right or be used to furnish mannosyl bromides or n-pentenyl alpha-D-mannosides. Thus three glycosyl donors of different reactivities and stabilities are obtainable from the same precursor, all three being activated under mild conditions. Two approaches are described. in the first, a portion of the starting n-pentenyl ortho ester is converted into an n-pentenyl glycoside (NPG) by acid-catalyzed rearrangement, while another portion is titrated with bromine to give a glycosyl bromide. These are coupled under Koenigs-Knorr conditions to give an n-pentenyl disaccharide which is then processed to become a glycosyl acceptor. A third portion of the ortho ester, after suitable protecting group adjustments, is also titrated with bromine and coupled to the disaccharide acceptor to give the desired trimannan. The instability of glycosyl bromides detracts from this route, and so a second approach which avoids their use completely was pursued in which NPG obtained from the acid-catalyzed rearrangement was converted into a vicinal dibromide. The latter is then able to serve as a glycosyl acceptor for coupling to a donor obtainable by reaction of the n-pentenyl ortho ester with halonium ion. The dibromopentanyl disaccharide produced then becomes an acceptor for a donor derived from n-pentenyl mannoside. The second approach uses no unstable reactants, is therefore experimentally less demanding, and can be operated conveniently on a large scale.