JCGG ID |
JCGG-RAC0002709 | ||||
Submitter |
The Noguchi Institute | ||||
Reaction ID |
R-0000-002709 | ||||
Regist Date |
2012/06/21 19:41:04 | ||||
REACTANT | |||||
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Reactant Type |
donor | ||||
Mol |
1 equiv. | ||||
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Reactant Type |
acceptor | ||||
Mol |
2 equiv. | ||||
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Reactant Type |
Ph2SO | ||||
Mol |
1.1 equiv. | ||||
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Reactant Type |
TTBP | ||||
Mol |
1.5 + 1.0 equiv. | ||||
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Reactant Type |
Tf2O | ||||
Mol |
1.1 equiv. | ||||
PRODUCT | |||||
MOLECULE ID |
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Yield |
60% | ||||
REACTION DETAIL | |||||
Reaction Time |
30 minutes, NOT specified | ||||
Reaction Temp |
NOT specified, -60 degree C | ||||
Solvent |
CH2Cl2, CH2Cl2 | ||||
Comment |
1) donor+Ph2SO, TTBP, MS 3A, 2) +Tf2O, acceptor, TTBP | ||||
MS 3A was included in the solvent. | |||||
The addition of Tf2O was performed before the addition of all the other reactants. (second phase) | |||||
Tf2O was added at -45 degree in Celsius, while all the other reactants were added at -60 degree. (second phase) | |||||
COMMENT | |||||
Keywords: Streptococcus pneumonia, SP1, zwitterionic polysaccharide, ZPs, cis-glycosidic bond | |||||
There are multiple phases in this reaction. | |||||
REFERENCE | |||||
Reference Id |
REF-0000-000363 | ||||
Issn |
Electronic | ||||
Doi |
10.1021/jo102363d | ||||
PubMed ID |
21341806 | ||||
Journal Name |
The Journal of organic chemistry. (2011) 76 (6): 1692-706. | ||||
Article Title |
Galacturonic acid lactones in the synthesis of all trisaccharide repeating units of the zwitterionic polysaccharide Sp1. | ||||
Author |
Alphert E, Christina; Leendert J, van den Bos; Herman S, Overkleeft; Gijsbert A, van der Marel; Jeroen D C, Codée | ||||
Affiliation |
Leiden Institute of Chemistry, Leiden University, P.O. Box 9502, 2300 RA Leiden, The Netherlands. | ||||
Reference Id |
REF-0000-000364 | ||||
Source |
J. Org. Chem. 2011, 76, 1692-1706 | ||||
Doi |
10.1021/jo102363d |
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