Oxazolidinone protected 2-amino-2-deoxy-D-glucose derivatives as versatile intermediates in stereoselective oligosaccharide synthesis and the formation of α-linked glycosides
Oxazolidinone protected 2-amino-2-deoxy-D-glucose derivatives as versatile intermediates in stereoselective oligosaccharide synthesis and the formation of α-linked glycosides
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DOI:
10.1021/ja0162109
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发表时间:
2001-09-26
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15
通讯作者:
Kerns, RJ
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作者:
Benakli, K;Zha, CX;Kerns, RJ
Many natural products and biologically significant glycoconjugates contain N-substituted 2-amino-2-deoxy-D-glycopyranoside residues. 1 We have recently been exploring the introduction of structural diversity into one family of these important glycoconjugates, the glycosaminoglycans (GAGs). 2 A major obstacle to synthesizing GAG oligosaccharides, as well as other glycoconjugates containing 2-amino-2-deoxy-D-glycopyranoside residues, is the difficulty to readily prepare structurally diverse 2-amino sugars that also display high stereoselectivity during glycoside bond-forming reactions. Here, we report the synthesis of ringfused 2, 3-oxazolidinone derivatives of 1-phenylthio-glycopyranosides and demonstrate the utility of these novel glycosyl donors and synthetic intermediates in stereoselective oligosaccharide synthesis and the formation of R-linked glycosides. While there are a number of strategies to obtain “β-linked” 2-amino-D-glycopyranosides3 (found in hyaluronate and dermatan sulfate GAGs), the formation of “R-linked” 2-amino-D-glucopyranosides (found in heparin and heparan sulfate (HS) GAGs) relies almost exclusively on employing 2-azido-glycosyl donors. 4 Glycosidation of the 2-azido donors affords R/β-mixtures of the coupled products, although the R-isomer usually predominates. Methods to prepare the 2-azido sugars are also generally expensive and often inefficient, posing limitations to commercialization of glycoconjugates synthesized via these intermediates. 5 Moreover, the synthesis of oligosaccharides containing multiple different N-substituted R-linked 2-amino sugars is severely limited because these syntheses must use 2-azido donors for each glycoside forming reaction, making it problematic to differentiate the multiple amine groups. An additional significant obstacle to preparing galactosamine-containing glycoconjugates (eg chondroitin sulfates and glycopeptides) is the high cost and inaccessibility of galactosamine derivatives as synthetic intermediates. In an effort to address these problems, we envisioned ringfused 2, 3-oxazolidinone derivatives of phenyl 2-amino-2-deoxy-1-thio-glucopyranosides as versatile intermediates for the stereoselective synthesis of R-linked and β-linked glycoconjugates.(Figure 1).Oxazolidinone 5 was the first common intermediate targeted (Scheme 1). The phenylthio group protects the anomeric position until selectively activated for glycoside bond formation. 6 Selective differentiation of all hydroxyl groups in 5 is facilitated by the fused oxazolidinone ring, which protects and differentiates the C-3 hydroxyl group.