Organic chemistry of nucleic acids.
Organic chemistry of nucleic acids.
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核酸有机化学。
DOI:
10.1002/jcp.1030380404
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发表时间:
1951
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通讯作者:
Alexander Todd
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作者:
A. Michelson;Daniel M. Brown;L. J. Hayenes;Alexander Todd
In the synthesis of nucleosides, 4 methods have emerged:(a) condensation of the acetohalogen sugar with 2, 6-dialkoxypyrimidines (Hilbert and Johnson,'30),(b) interaction of an acetohalogen sugar with the silver salt of the pyrimidine or purine (Fischer,'14),(c) condensation of sugars with certain 4, 6-diaminopyrimidines, followed by synthesis of the glyoxaline ring (Todd et al.,'43 to'50),(d) ring closure of a suitable glyoxaline glycoside derivative (Baxter and Spring,'47).Cytidine (3-BD-ribofuranosidocytosine) identical with the natural nucleoside, has been synthesized by the first method (Howard, Lythgoe, and Todd,'47). Interaction of 2, 6-diethoxypyrimidine with acetobromoribofuranose gave a gummy product which on treatment with methanolic ammonia yielded a mixture of bases, from which pure cytidine sulphate was obtained after fractionation of the picrates. This method has been used by Visser and co-workers ('48) to prepare a number of pyrimidine glycosides.