Easy Synthesis and Different Conformational Behavior of Purine and Pyrimidine .beta.-D-glycero-Pent-2'-enopyranosyl Nucleosides
Easy Synthesis and Different Conformational Behavior of Purine and Pyrimidine .beta.-D-glycero-Pent-2'-enopyranosyl Nucleosides
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嘌呤和嘧啶β-D-甘油-戊-2-烯吡喃基核苷的简单合成和不同构象行为
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10.1021/jo00129a035
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发表时间:
1995
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P. Herdewijn
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作者:
B. Doboszewski;N. Blaton;P. Herdewijn
Condensation of 3, 4-bis-0-(p-nitrobenzoyl)-D-xylal with purinesand pyrimidines (A, C, 6-chloro-purine, G, T, U) without externally added acid catalyst leads to the 2', 3'-unsaturated pentopyranosyl nucleosides in preparatively acceptable yiélds of both ß and a anomers and near complete suppression of formation of the 3'-substituted l', 2'-unsaturated regioisomers. Anomeric configurations of these analogues of nucleosides have been established for the 4'-0-deprotected derivatives by way of* 113C NMR. In all nine anomeric pairs the signals of the carbon atoms C-5'in a anomers are shifted upfield when compared with the corresponding signals of the ß anomers. Coupling constants J*# M indicate pseudoaxial positions of purines in 33—40, 45, and 46. This is rationalized in terms of a jt—o&r-Ns resonance and represents a case where aglycons occupy pseudoaxial positions via a mechanism differentthan theanomeric effect. The same coupling constants of the-pyrimidines 30, 32, 42, and 44 indicate 4H0** H4 equilibrium with a marginal preference toward the H4 form, whereas the/3-pyrimidines 29, 31, 41, and 43 show a preference toward H4 probably due to steric interactions.Reaction of 1, 2-unsaturated carbohydrates or glycals2 with nucleophilic agents mediated by acids yielding 2, 3-unsaturated glycosides (accompanied by 1, 2-unsaturated regioisomers)(Scheme 1) is known as Ferrier rear-rangement. 3" 5 The reaction is believed to proceed via a delocalized cation, 1, formed by departure of the acyloxy moiety from a starting glycalfollowed by attack of nucleophile from a side which provides maximum con-tinuous overlap of orbitals in a way from transition state to product, ie, leading to-glycosides (Scheme 2). This overlap lowers the activation energy versus an alternative transition state leading to/3-glycosides.(This idea has been put forwardby Corey and Sneen in order to explain preferential formation of axial products during a halogenation of ketones6 and later used to rationalize stereochemical aspects of reactivity of 4, 6-O-benzylidene-l, 2, 3-trideoxy-3-C-methylene-D-eryi/iro-hex-l-enopyra-nose activated by iodonium ions during a synthesis of saccharose7 and also for 3, 4, 6-tri-0-acetyl-2-deoxy-2-nitroso glycals as starting compounds for syntheses of glycosides and 2-amino-2-deoxyglycosides having a 1, 2-cis arrangement. 8) Also,/3-glycosides can be anomerized to-glycosides in acidic medium, favoring therefore formation of the latter, additionally stabilized by the anomeric effect. In general,-glycosides of O-, N-, and