C-Glycosyluronic Acid Derivatives

C-Glycosyl derivatives, in which the anomeric carbon atom is attached to a carbon atom of a phenolic or heterocyclic nucleus to form a C-C linkage, are rather widespread, natural products formed in plants. Naturally occurring C-glycosyl compounds have been treated in this Series by Haynes,366,367 and the synthesis of naturally occurring C-nucleosides and their analogs has been the subject of an article by Hanessian and Pernet368 in this Series. 

By Morio Ikehara, Eiko Ohtsuka, and Alexander F. Markham 

Use of DNA Ligase for the Synthesis of Double-stranded Poly(deoxy- 

To date, in these volumes, articles on the chemistry of the nucleic acids1 and the pyrimidine2 and purine3 nucleosides have appeared. 

Copyright 1979 by Academic Press, Inc. All rights of reproduction in any form reserved. 

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