JCGGDB TOP Glycan Syntheses

Reaction

JCGG ID
JCGG-RAC0001082
Submitter
The Noguchi Institute
Reaction ID
R-0000-001089
Regist Date
2012/06/21 16:38:35
REACTANT
MOLECULE ID
JCGG-COM0001217 (Reaction Tree)
Reactant Type
6-benzylglucal
Mol
11.1 mmol
MOLECULE ID
JCGG-COM0000500
Reactant Type
DMAP
Mol
catalytic amount
MOLECULE ID
JCGG-COM0000979
Reactant Type
pyridine
Mol
33.3 mmol
MOLECULE ID
JCGG-COM0001065
Reactant Type
trimethylacetyl chloride
Mol
16.6 mmol
MOLECULE ID
JCGG-COM0000047
Reactant Type
Et3N
Mol
30.5 mmol
MOLECULE ID
JCGG-COM0001218
Reactant Type
TESOTf
Mol
10.7 mmol
MOLECULE ID
JCGG-COM0000667
Reactant Type
DIBAL-H (1 M in PhCH3)
Volume
14.6 mL
MOLECULE ID
JCGG-COM0000531
Reactant Type
H2O
Volume
10 mL
PRODUCT
MOLECULE ID
JCGG-COM0001219 (Reaction Tree)
Yield
48.38%(72%, 96%, 70%)
REACTION DETAIL
Reaction Time
24 hours, 2 hours, 1 hour, overnight
Reaction Temp
room temp, 0 degree C, -78 degree C, room temp
Solvent
CH2Cl2, CH2Cl2, CH2Cl2, CH2Cl2
Comment
1) 61+DMAP, pyridine, trimethylacetyl chloride, 2) +Et3N, TESOTf, 3) +DIBAL, 4) +H2O
The reactants were mixed at 0 degree in Celsius before stirred at room temperature. (first phase)
COMMENT
There are four phases in this reaction.
ATTENTION: There are numerical discrepancies between the scheme and the written method. (the number of % yield)
REFERENCE
Reference Id
REF-0000-000048
Issn
Print
PubMed ID
11273599
Journal Name
Journal of the American Chemical Society. (2001) 123 (1): 35-48.
Article Title
Total syntheses of tumor-related antigens N3: probing the feasibility limits of the glycal assembly method.
Author
H M, Kim; I J, Kim; S J, Danishefsky
Affiliation
Laboratory for Bioorganic Chemistry, Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research, 1275 York Ave., New York, New York 10021, USA.
Reference Id
REF-0000-000049
Source
J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2001, 123, 35-48
Doi
10.1021/ja0022730

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