Site‐ and Stereoselective Phosphoramidation of Carbohydrates Using a Chiral Catalyst and a Chiral Electrophile

Carbohydrates are the most prevalent class of naturally occurring biomolecules. They mediate cell signaling, bacterial virulence, and metabolism, among other functions. The site‐selective functionalization of carbohydrates has been a long‐standing problem in chemistry. Phosphoramidates are a particu...

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Published inAdvanced synthesis & catalysis Vol. 361; no. 16; pp. 3729 - 3732
Main Authors Glazier, Daniel A., Schroeder, John M., Blaszczyk, Stephanie A., Tang, Weiping
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published WEINHEIM Wiley 21.08.2019
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Summary:Carbohydrates are the most prevalent class of naturally occurring biomolecules. They mediate cell signaling, bacterial virulence, and metabolism, among other functions. The site‐selective functionalization of carbohydrates has been a long‐standing problem in chemistry. Phosphoramidates are a particularly challenging functional group to install stereoselectively because of the chirality at the phosphorus center. As such, the site‐ and stereoselective phosphoramidation of carbohydrates has never been achieved. We have developed the first site‐ and stereoselective phosphoramidation reaction of carbohydrates using a chiral catalyst and a chiral electrophile. This method offers a convenient solution for the selective synthesis of phosphoramidated carbohydrate‐containing prodrugs and natural products.
ISSN:1615-4150
1615-4169
DOI:10.1002/adsc.201900382