Facile C1 Epimerization of alpha-1-sulfonamidyl-2-deoxy-2-iodo- glycopyranosides.
Facile C1 Epimerization of alpha-1-sulfonamidyl-2-deoxy-2-iodo- glycopyranosides.
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α-1-磺酰胺基-2-脱氧-2-碘-吡喃糖苷的简单 C1 差向异构化。
DOI:
10.1021/jo001161o
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发表时间:
2001
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Petillo,PA
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Owens,JM;Yeung,BK;Hill,DC;Petillo,PA
2-Amino-2-deoxy glycosides are essential components of glycosaminoglycans1, 2 and many other biologically important saccharides. 3 The Danishefsky iodosulfonamidation methodology has proven to be a powerful method for the synthesis and coupling of these sugars and has been successfully employed in a number of important syntheses. 4-6 In this procedure, a 1, 2-glycal, 1, is transformed to its trans-diaxial-1, 2-iodosulfonamide counterpart, 3, via treatment with I (sym-colidine) 2ClO4 and a sulfonamide (Scheme 1). Treatment of the trans-1, 2-iodosulfonamide intermediate with LiTMP and AgOTf in the presence of a glycosyl acceptor or with AgBF4 in the presence of the stannyl alkoxide of the glycosyl acceptor results in β-coupled 2-amino-2-deoxy product. 4a-d Alternatively, the trans-1, 2-iodosulfonamide can be converted to the 1-β-thioethyl-2-sulfonamidyl-2-deoxy product, 4a, gh or the 1-β-azido-2-sulfonamidyl-2-deoxy product, 4a, ik under the appropriate conditions. Recently, while attempting to employ this procedure in a synthesis of glycosaminoglycan fragments, 5, 7 we encountered a number of iodosulfonamides which would not couple to a glycosyl acceptor under any conditions.While we originally thought this a failing of the coupling procedures, closer examination of the substrates revealed that the material isolated from the standard Danishefsky protocol was not the expected trans-diaxial-1, 2-iodosulfonamide, 3, but rather its C1 epimer, 6. We first encountered difficulties with the iodosulfonamidation methodology while attempting to utilize iodosulfonamide 3a. Through use of the standard published procedure, 4b the reaction of tri-O-benzyl-D-glucal, 1a, in CH2Cl2 with p-nitrobenzenesulfonamide at room temperature for 1 h resulted in iodosulfonamide, 6a, whose stereochemistry was ascertained only after a careful NOE study (Figure 1). A time and temperature study of the iodosulfonamidation reaction revealed that after five minutes at-10 C, 3a is formed in good yield but is quantitatively converted to 6a in 1 h. Despite intensive effort, we failed to find conditions that prevented the isomerization of 3a to 6a. Because the reaction of 3 to 5 proceeds via the aziridine intermediate, 4, the C1 epimer, 6, is inert to any coupling conditions.