A STEREOSPECIFIC ROUTE TO 2-DEOXY-BETA-GLYCOSIDES
A STEREOSPECIFIC ROUTE TO 2-DEOXY-BETA-GLYCOSIDES
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DOI:
10.1021/jo00018a047
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发表时间:
1991-08-30
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
DANISHEFSKY, S
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作者:
GERVAY, J;DANISHEFSKY, S
The stereospecific synthesis of such a linkage from various 2-deoxyglycosyl donors is complicated at several levels. First, the stereospecific installation of an anomeric activating group, with stereo-control, in a system that lacks a directing influence at C2 is beset with difficulties. Furthermore, lack of guidance from C2 may erode the selectivity in the glycosylation reaction, if even a single anomer is available.An ingenious solution to the problem was provided by Nicolaou, whoused guidance from a C2-phenylthio, C2 d-fluoro arrangement (in turn generated by migration of a phenylthio group from-* C2). 4 An alternative strategy involves activation of a glycal with an electrophile disposed to attack the double bond in an a sense. The a “onium” species, so generated, directs the glycosyl acceptor to the/3-face of the of the donor. A particularly promising version of this method, utilizing thiosulfonium ac-tivation, was recently disclosed by Franck5 with favorable stereoselectivity. In boththe Nicolaou and Franck se-quences, a C2 phenylthio substituent is reductively cleaved to generate the 2-deoxy-d-glycoside system. TheFranck method was applied to the synthesis of phenyl d-glycosides. Recently the synthesis ofla, 2a oxiranes by direct ep-oxidation of D-glucal and D-galactal derivatives with 3, 3-dimethyldioxirane was reported. 6 7Under appropriate circumstances these epoxides function as stereospecific glycosyl donors, favoring d-face attack by the nucleophile by inversion at the anomeric carbon. 6, 7 The deoxygenation of the C2 hydroxyl group, generated from the glycosylation reaction, would be required to reach the title series. In this paper, we describe such deoxygenations. Applications