The use of carbohydrates as structural scaffolds for the design and synthesis of new drugs has found growing interest in the last decade. The main drawback of existing syntheses of carbohydrate scaffolds is the tedious protecting group manipulation necessary for the introduction of orthogonality of protecting groups. In this chapter, we describe a direct approach for generation of monocyclic and bicyclic C-galactosyl compounds from commercially available methyl α-d-galactopyranoside without the use of protecting groups.

La Ferla, B., Hogendorf, W., Nicotra, F., Cipolla, L. (2016). C-Glycosylation Starting from Unprotected O-Glycosides. In Pavol Kováč (a cura di), Carbohydrate Chemistry: Proven Synthetic Methods (pp. 83-89). CRC Press [10.1201/b11261-14].

C-Glycosylation Starting from Unprotected O-Glycosides

La Ferla, B;Cipolla, L
2016

Abstract

The use of carbohydrates as structural scaffolds for the design and synthesis of new drugs has found growing interest in the last decade. The main drawback of existing syntheses of carbohydrate scaffolds is the tedious protecting group manipulation necessary for the introduction of orthogonality of protecting groups. In this chapter, we describe a direct approach for generation of monocyclic and bicyclic C-galactosyl compounds from commercially available methyl α-d-galactopyranoside without the use of protecting groups.
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carbohydrates;
English
Carbohydrate Chemistry: Proven Synthetic Methods
Pavol Kováč
2016
9781439866894
1
CRC Press
83
89
La Ferla, B., Hogendorf, W., Nicotra, F., Cipolla, L. (2016). C-Glycosylation Starting from Unprotected O-Glycosides. In Pavol Kováč (a cura di), Carbohydrate Chemistry: Proven Synthetic Methods (pp. 83-89). CRC Press [10.1201/b11261-14].
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