Helvetica Chimica Acta p. 2352 - 2367 (1997)
Update date:2022-08-03
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Weber, Martin
Vasella, Andrea
Ginkgolide B (1b) has been glucosylated in THF with the glucosylidene-derived diazirine 2 under thermal or photochemical conditions. Depending on the amount of 2, we obtained either monoglucosides (5-8), diglucosides (13-17), or triglucosides (21-23). In keeping with earlier results, the use of THF as solvent led mostly to β-D-glucosides. The modest regioselectivity in the formation of the monoglucosides, glucosylated either at O-C(1) or O-C(10), is rationalized on the basis of the relative kinetic acidity of the intra- and intermolecularly H-bonded OH groups of 1b. The tertiary HO-C(3) of the monoglucosides was more readily glucosylated than the secondary HO-C(1) or HO-C(10) (H-bonded). Glucosidation with 3.5 equiv. of 2 led to triglucosides, with the tri-β-D-glucoside 21 (42%) as the major product. Catalytic hydrogenation afforded the free glucosides9-12, 18-20, and 24. The di- and triglucosides are readily soluble in H2O. Glucosidation with 2 of the ginkgolide-A-derived tertiary alcohol 25 yielded 93% of the β-D-anomeric glucoside 26. Similarly, glycosidation of 25 with the lactosylidene-derived diazirine 34 proceeded with a very high stereoselectivity, yielding 92% of the β-D-lactoside 35, that was deprotected to the H2O soluble acetate 36.
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