1994
DOI: 10.1021/ja00103a037
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Methodology for the Regiospecific Synthesis of Bis C-Aryl Glycosides. Models for Kidamycins

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“…1 Notably, “reverse aryl C -glycosides” 2 comprise a class of saccharides that have proven to be efficient antibiotics, 3 antitumor agents 4 or inhibitors for diabetes. 2d, 5 These glycosides have the particularity of bearing an aromatic moiety directly attached to the carbohydrate through a C-C bond, differentiating them from the usual O- glycosides, thus leading to better stability to both enzymatic and acidic hydrolysis, while preserving excellent biological efficacy.…”
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“…1 Notably, “reverse aryl C -glycosides” 2 comprise a class of saccharides that have proven to be efficient antibiotics, 3 antitumor agents 4 or inhibitors for diabetes. 2d, 5 These glycosides have the particularity of bearing an aromatic moiety directly attached to the carbohydrate through a C-C bond, differentiating them from the usual O- glycosides, thus leading to better stability to both enzymatic and acidic hydrolysis, while preserving excellent biological efficacy.…”
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“…Previous approaches for installing the bis‐ C ‐glycosides can be classified in three categories: 1) In early‐stage approaches, simple mono‐ or bicyclic compounds are used to regioselectively connect two sugars. An inevitable issue, however, is that a linear strategy would be required for the construction of the tetracyclic core 5–7. 2) In late‐stage approaches, a pyranoanthracene tetracycle is used for bis‐C‐glycosylation; in this case, problems arise in terms of regioselectivity and/or yield 8.…”
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“…[26] Most of the existing strategies that lead to simple C-aryl glycosides are based on the formation of the key C-C bond between the carbohydrate and the aromatic components. [27] A few have involved the construction of the sugar fragment from nonsaccharide precursors. [28] The chemical structure of the chiral synthons prepared in this work allowed the de novo preparation of C-glycosides according to this second approach by epoxidation of the double bond conjugated with the aromatic ring.…”
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