2016
DOI: 10.3390/m916
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2-C-Alkynyl and 2-C-cis-Alkenyl β-Mannosides with Acetal Protected γ-Aldehyde Functionality via 2-Uloside Alkynylation and Lindlar Hydrogenation

Abstract: Abstract:Benzyl 3,4,6-tri-O-benzyl-β-D-arabino-hexos-2-ulo-1,5-pyranoside was subjected to mannoselective ketone alkynylation with propiolaldehyde dibenzyl acetal, resulting in the formation of a 2-C-alkynyl β-mannoside bearing a γ-dibenzyl acetal functionality. Subsequent transacetalization of the acetal moiety with methanol and 1,3-dihydroxypropane and acetylation of position 2, respectively, gave 4 different 2-C-alkynyl branched mannosides. Lindlar hydrogenation of the latter under optimized conditions in d… Show more

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“…Initially, we developed a synthetic strategy towards B based on key intermediate E (Figure , bottom), which was, after dihydroxylation of the side chain alkene and global deprotection, anticipated to form the acetal‐hemiacetals B . However, several dihydroxylation methods did not afford the desired side chain diol.…”
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“…Initially, we developed a synthetic strategy towards B based on key intermediate E (Figure , bottom), which was, after dihydroxylation of the side chain alkene and global deprotection, anticipated to form the acetal‐hemiacetals B . However, several dihydroxylation methods did not afford the desired side chain diol.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Key steps of the retrosynthetic analysis for the target bicyclic hemiacetals B via alkenes C and alkynes D (top), and previously published, unsuitable substrates E (bottom) . R/R′ = protecting groups.…”
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