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Carbohydrate Research
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Semi-synthesis of a 3-O-sulfated red seaweed galactan-derived disaccharide alditol

Authors: Alan G, Gonçalves; Miguel D, Noseda; M Eugênia R, Duarte; T Bruce, Grindley;

Semi-synthesis of a 3-O-sulfated red seaweed galactan-derived disaccharide alditol

Abstract

Beta-D-Galp3-SO3-(1-->4)-3,6-anhydro-L-GalOH (agarobiitol 3(2)-sulfate, 4) was semi-synthetically prepared as follows: production of agarobiitol (1) from agarose by partial reductive hydrolysis, protection of the primary hydroxyl groups of 1 with trityl groups to produce the 1(1),6(2)-di-O-tritylated derivative (2), regioselective dibutylstannylene-mediated sulfation of 2 to give the 3(2)-O-sulfated-1(1),6(2)-di-O-tritylated compound (3), and detritylation of compound 3 to give the final product (4). This semi-synthetic route allowed the preparation of a red seaweed galactan-derived disaccharide alditol with sulfate group located at C-3 of the galactopyranosidic ring. Because red seaweed galactans are glycosidically linked at C-3 of the beta-D-Galp unit, a sulfated derivative with this structure could not be obtained by partial reductive hydrolysis of sulfated red seaweed galactans.

Keywords

Carbohydrate Sequence, Molecular Sequence Data, Rhodophyta, Disaccharides, Galactans

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