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use of Et2O in the reaction solvent facilitated the formation of 1,2-cis glycoside as the major product. The concept of the Fraser–Reid’s “armed–disarmed” effect was successfully exploited in this glycosylation reaction [34][35]. Compound 5 acted as an activated or armed glycosyl donor because of the
“armed–disarmed” effect as well as the removal of PMB ether in a one-pot reaction following the glycosylation reduced the overall number of steps.
Experimental
General methods
All reactions were monitored by thin-layer chromatography over silica gel-coated TLC plates. TLC spots were visualized by warming
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Figure 1:
Structure of the synthesized tetrasaccharide and its precursor intermediates. PMB: p-methoxybenzyl.
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conditions.
Keywords: alkynes; armed–disarmedeffect; glycosidation; gold; Introduction
Observations that gold(III) has a great affinity for alkynes placed the chemistry of gold in an enviable situation that culminated into the total synthesis of several natural products, in which gold-mediated reactions
-catalyzed glycosidation reactions (Scheme 7).
Conclusion
In conclusion, the armed–disarmedeffect in propargyl glycosides in the presence of a catalytic amount of gold salts is studied. The high temperature of the glycosidation was found to be partially responsible for the cleavage of the interglycosidic
hydrolysis and synthesis of a glycerol mannoside.
Armed–disarmedeffect in Ech-glycosides during gold-catalyzed reactions.
Gold-catalyzed glycosidation at ambient temperature for the synthesis of trimannoside 25.
Gold-catalyzed glycosidation at ambient temperature for the synthesis of higher saccharides
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Scheme 1:
Gold-catalyzed synthesis of a disaccharide.