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One-pot glycosylation

One-pot procedure integrates several glycosylation steps into one synthetic operation to furnish the target oligosaccharide in a short period of time without [Pg.87]

SCHEME 3.28 Programmable one-pot synthesis of Globo-H. CIBn, o-chlorobcnz.yl NBz, [Pg.88]


General Procedure for One-Pot Glycosylation Using Glycosyl Iodides 90 References 90... [Pg.8]

Hanessian and coworkers have used a one-pot glycosylation in their development of 2-pyridylcarbonate donors, which were found to be unstable to chromatography... [Pg.132]

Takahashi and coworkers described an effective sialylation method utilizing the N-Fmoc, N-Troc and N-trichloroacetyl-P-thiophenyl sialosides (Scheme 4.6d) [167]. It was found that the N-Troc derivative of N-acetylneuraminic acid performed better than the corresponding N-Fmoc derivative. An N-Troc P-thiosialoside was applied for the synthesis of glycosyl amino acids by one-pot glycosylation [167]. Importantly, it was found that the N-Troc protecting group could be converted into an acetamido moiety without causing racemization of the peptide. [Pg.218]

Scheme 5.70 Sequential, one-pot glycosylation using 1,2-anhydro sugars. Scheme 5.70 Sequential, one-pot glycosylation using 1,2-anhydro sugars.
Common Anomeric Groups, Common Activators Both conformational and electronic factors have been exploited to obtain selectivity in one-pot glycosylations using common anomeric groups and activators. Selectivity results from differences in the stability of oxonium ion intermediate between the two prospective glycosyl donors. [Pg.217]

In 1993, the first of many reports of one-pot glycosylation reactions appeared. Raghavan and Kahne9 used TfOH (or triflic anhydride) to sequentially activate phenylsulfoxide glycosides that differed in their substitution pattern at the para... [Pg.218]

Building on the observations of Kahne and Takahashi, Chenault and Castro relied on the selective activation of an isopropenyl glycoside donor with TMSOTf, followed by subsequent activation of a second n-pentenyl glycoside with NIS/TESOTf.12 This one-pot glycosylation offers proof of the concept that Fraser-Reid s glycosides can be incorporated into one-pot syntheses. (See Scheme 11.7.)... [Pg.220]

By omitting the chromatographic purification step, 2-pyridylcarbonates can be used as glycosyl donors in one-pot glycosylations, resulting in high overall yields and reason-... [Pg.433]

Reactivity-Based One-Pot Glycosylation Fine-Tuning of Anomeric Reactivities... [Pg.156]

SCHEME 6.1 General scheme for reactivity-based one-pot glycosylation. [Pg.156]

To synthesize longer oligosaccharide sequences using the armed-disarmed one-pot glycosylation approach, more than two consecutive glycosylation reactions are often... [Pg.158]

One-Pot Glycosylation Based on Chemoselective Activation of Different Types of Glycosyl Donors... [Pg.165]

SCHEME 6.14 One-pot glycosylation based on chemoselective activation of different types of glycosyl donors. [Pg.166]


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