“…3,4 These antibiotics have attracted much attention due to the wide range of biological activities that they exhibit, which include antibacterial, 5-7 antiviral, 8 antitumour [9][10][11] and enzyme inhibition properties. 12 2,6-Dideoxy-and 2,3,6-trideoxy-sugars such as D-olivose (1) and L-rhodinose (2) are present in many of these antibiotics and may be attached at different positions of the angucycline framework either by C-or O-glycosidic linkages. 1 Urdamycin B (3), a secondary metabolite of Streptomyces fradiae, shows glycosylation typical of the Cglycosyl angucycline subgroup.…”