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Monatshefte für Chemie - Chemical Monthly
Article . 2002 . Peer-reviewed
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Synthesis of Sulfur-Containing Analogues of ΑGalNAc (Tn-Antigen) and ΒGal1,3ΑGalNAc (T-Antigen)

Authors: Wenzl, Irmgard; Neuwirth, Norbert; Hedenetz, Alexander; Fiedler, Christian; Streicher, Hansjörg; Unger, Frank M.; Schmid, Walther;

Synthesis of Sulfur-Containing Analogues of ΑGalNAc (Tn-Antigen) and ΒGal1,3ΑGalNAc (T-Antigen)

Abstract

A method for the preparation of thio-analogues of the T- and Tn-antigen was developed. Thus, starting from a known N-acetamido-glucoside derivative, the epidithio analogue of the Tn-antigen was accessible in a four-step reaction sequence. The corresponding epidithio analogue and the thioanhydro derivative of the T-antigen were synthesized starting from a disaccharide derivative. For the preparation of the epidithio analogue the sulfur atoms were introduced via thiocyanates in a stepwise fashion, using mesylate as the leaving group at C-6 and triflate as the leaving group at C-4 in the reducing carbohydrate moiety. The synthesis of the thioanhydro analogue was achieved by introducing a thiocyanate group at C-6 into the glucose moiety, followed by subsequent displacement of a mesylate group at C-4 under inversion of configuration utilizing sodium methoxide.

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Pharmacology, Pharmakologie, Toxikologie, 3012 Pharmacy, 3012 Pharmazie, Toxicology

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