522634-52-2Relevant academic research and scientific papers
Synthesis and antibacterial activities of N-Glycosylated derivatives of tyrocidine a, a macrocyclic peptide antibiotic
Honggang, Hu,Jie, Xue,Swarts, Benjamin M.,Qianli, Wang,Qiuye, Wu,Zhongwu, Guo
experimental part, p. 2052 - 2059 (2009/12/30)
An efficient and practical method for macrocyclic glycopeptide synthesis was developed and utilized to synthesize tyrocidine A and its glycosylated derivatives. The method is based on solid-phase peptide synthesis using 2-chlorotrityl resin as the solid-phase support and glycosyl amino acids as building blocks. After glycopeptides with fully protected glycans and side chains were released from the acid-labile resin, their Cand N-termini were intramolecularly coupled in solution to afford cyclic glycopeptides in quantitative yields. This synthetic method should be generally applicable to various macrocyclic glycopeptides. Biological studies of the synthetic tyrocidine A derivatives showed that linking glycans directly to the Asn residue of tyrocidine A diminished its antibacterial activity, but linking glycans to Asn via a simple spacer did not. These results Revealed the important impact of glycans on the activities, and probably the structures, of glycopeptide antibiotics.
Reductive cyclization of δ-hydroxy nitriles: A new synthesis of glycosylamines
Dorsey, Andrew D.,Barbarow, Jennifer E.,Trauner, Dirk
, p. 3237 - 3239 (2007/10/03)
(Matrix presented) The stereoselective cyclization of δ-hydroxy nitriles to afford N,O-acetals and the application of this reaction toward the synthesis of glycosylamines is described.
Synthesis and conformational analysis of pseudosugar analogues of chitotriose
Thiele, Gabriela,Rottmann, Antje,Germer, Antje,Kleinpeter, Erich,Spindler, Klaus-Dieter,Synstad, Bjornar,Eijsink, Vincent G. H.,Peter, Martin G.
, p. 471 - 489 (2007/10/03)
EDC mediated coupling of the 4-O-succinoyl glycosyl azide 2 with glycosylamine 3 gave the protected glycosylazide 4. Hydrogenation of 4 afforded the glycosylamine 5. Chemoselective hydrolysis of the reducing end glycosylamine, followed by hydrogenation af
