Organic Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
25(33), P. 6099 - 6104
Published: Aug. 14, 2023
A
visible-light-induced
glycoarylation
of
activated
olefins
has
been
accomplished.
Glycosyl
radicals
are
generated
via
radical
transfer
strategies
between
(TMS)3SiOH
and
glycosyl
bromides.
Subsequent
translocation
rapid
1,4-aryl
migration
form
β-sugar
amide
derivatives,
eight
types
sugars
compatible
with
this
reaction.
Further,
the
cascade
reaction
produced
a
quaternary
carbon
center
good
functional
group
adaptability
high
regioselectivity
in
mild
conditions.
Chinese Journal of Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
41(17), P. 2217 - 2236
Published: April 13, 2023
Comprehensive
Summary
C‐Glycosides
are
critical,
naturally
occurring
products
and
medicinal
candidates,
extensive
efforts
have
been
made
to
explore
efficient
approaches
for
creating
C‐glycosidic
bonds.
Transition‐metal‐catalysis,
particularly
nickel‐catalyzed
C‐glycosylation
reactions
constitute
a
promising
strategy.
However,
achieving
stereoselective
synthesis
of
α‐
β‐C‐glycosides
has
long‐standing
challenge.
To
address
this
problem,
variety
nickel‐mediated
strategies
developed.
This
review
highlights
recent
developments
in
the
diastereoselective
briefly
summarizes
mechanistic
understandings
these
methods.
Accounts of Chemical Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
56(22), P. 3292 - 3312
Published: Nov. 2, 2023
ConspectusEfficient
construction
of
ubiquitous
carbon-carbon
bonds
between
two
electrophiles
has
garnered
interest
in
recent
decades,
particularly
if
it
is
mediated
by
nonprecious,
first-row
transition
metals.
Reductive
coupling
advantages
over
traditional
cross-coupling
obviating
the
need
for
stoichiometric
air-
and
moisture-sensitive
organometallic
reagents.
By
harnessing
metal-catalyzed
reductive
as
a
powerful
tool,
intricate
molecular
architectures
can
be
readily
assembled
through
installation
C-C
across
π
systems
(alkenes/alkynes)
via
reaction
with
appropriate
electrophiles.
Despite
advances
alkene
difunctionalization,
there
remains
significant
potential
discovery
novel
pathways.
In
this
regard,
development
protocols
that
enable
union
challenging
alkyl/alkynyl
high
regio-
chemoselectivity
highly
sought-after
goal.Apart
from
π-bond
functionalization,
found
application
carbohydrate
chemistry,
synthesis
valuable
C-glycosyl
compounds.
vein,
suitable
glycosyl
donors
used
to
generate
reactive
radical
intermediates
under
conditions.
Through
elaborately
designed
reactions,
these
trapped
furnish
pharmaceutically
relevant
glycoconjugates.
Consequently,
diversification
compound
using
metal
catalysis
holds
strong
appeal.In
Account,
we
summarize
our
efforts
reactions
applications
alkene/alkyne
functionalization
C-glycosylation.
We
will
first
discuss
nickel
(Ni)-catalyzed
difunctionalization
alkenes,
aided
an
8-aminoquinoline
(AQ)
directing
auxiliary.
Next,
highlight
Ni-catalyzed
hydroalkylation
alkenyl
amides
tethered
similar
AQ-derived
Lastly,
efficient
1,3-enynes
involving
site-
stereoselective
terminal
alkynes
alkynyl
halides
NHPI
esters.Beyond
dicarbofunctionalization,
extended
paradigm
toward
C-glycosidic
linkages
carbohydrates.
employing
earth-abundant
iron
(Fe)-based
catalyst,
show
useful
radicals
generated
chlorides
These
captured
bond
formation
C-aryl,
C-alkenyl,
C-alkynyl
compounds
diastereoselectivity.
Our
multicomponent
chlorides,
aryl/alkyl
iodides,
isobutyl
chloroformate
conditions
led
C-acyl
glycosides.
addition
Fe
Ni,
discovered
Ti-catalyzed/Mn-promoted
synthetic
route
access
C-alkyl
C-alkenyl
compounds,
electron-deficient
alkenes/alkynes.
further
developed
electron
donor-acceptor
(EDA)
photoactivation
system
leveraging
decarboxylative
deaminative
strategies
C-glycosylation
Ni
catalysis.
This
approach
been
demonstrated
selectively
activate
carboxyl
amino
motifs
glycopeptide
conjugates.
Finally,
distinct
catalytic
transformations
bench-stable
heteroaryl
sulfones,
achieved
stereodivergent
both
α-
β-anomers
C-aryl
glycosides,
one
which
involves
aryl
iodides.The
findings
presented
Account
are
anticipated
have
far-reaching
implications
beyond
research.
foresee
results
pave
way
new
founded
on
concept
coupling,
leading
future.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: April 22, 2024
Abstract
N-Glycosylated
heterocycles
play
important
roles
in
biological
systems
and
drug
development.
The
synthesis
of
these
compounds
heavily
relies
on
ionic
N-glycosylation,
which
is
usually
constrained
by
factors
such
as
labile
glycosyl
donors,
precious
metal
catalysts,
stringent
conditions.
Herein,
we
report
a
dehydroxylative
radical
method
for
synthesizing
N
-glycosides
leveraging
copper
metallaphotoredox
catalysis,
stable
readily
available
1-hydroxy
carbohydrates
are
activated
direct
N-glycosylation.
Our
employs
inexpensive
photo-
copper-
catalysts
can
tolerate
some
extent
water.
reaction
exhibits
broad
substrate
scope,
encompassing
76
examples,
demonstrates
high
stereoselectivity,
favoring
1,2-
trans
selectivity
furanoses
α-selectivity
pyranoses.
It
also
site-selectivity
substrates
containing
multiple
N-atoms.
synthetic
utility
showcased
through
the
late-stage
functionalization
bioactive
pharmaceuticals
like
Olaparib,
Axitinib,
Metaxalone.
Mechanistic
studies
prove
presence
radicals
importance
catalysis.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
146(3), P. 2237 - 2247
Published: Jan. 10, 2024
The
acetal
(O-glycoside)
bonds
of
glycans
and
glycoconjugates
are
chemically
biologically
vulnerable,
therefore
C-glycosides
interest
as
more
stable
analogs.
We
hypothesized
that,
if
the
O-glycoside
linkage
plays
a
vital
role
in
glycan
function,
biological
activities
C-glycoside
analogs
would
vary
depending
on
their
substituents.
Based
this
idea,
we
adopted
"linkage-editing
strategy"
for
creation
(pseudo-glycans).
designed
three
types
pseudo-glycans
with
CH2
CHF
linkages,
which
resemble
terms
bond
lengths,
angles,
bulkiness,
synthesized
them
efficiently
by
means
fluorovinyl
C-glycosylation
selective
hydrogenation
reactions.
Application
strategy
to
isomaltose
(IM),
an
inducer
amylase
expression,
α-GalCer,
activates
iNKT
cells,
resulted
discovery
CH2-IM,
shows
increased
production
ability,
CHF-α-GalCer,
activity
opposite
that
native
serving
antagonist
cells.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
61(46)
Published: Sept. 27, 2022
C-Acyl
glycosides
are
versatile
intermediates
to
natural
products
and
medicinally
relevant
entities.
Conventional
cross-coupling
strategies
secure
these
molecules
often
relied
on
two-component
manifolds
in
which
a
glycosyl
precursor
is
coupled
with
an
acyl
donor
(pre-synthesized
or
generated
situ)
under
transition
metal
dual
catalysis
forge
C-C
bond.
Here,
we
disclose
three-component
Ni-catalyzed
reductive
regime
that
facilitates
the
chemoselective
union
of
halides,
organoiodides
commercially
available
isobutyl
chloroformate
as
CO
surrogate.
The
method
tolerates
multiple
functionalities
resulting
obtained
high
diastereoselectivities.
Theoretical
calculations
provide
mechanistic
rationale
for
unexpectedly
chemoselectivity
sequential
cross-electrophile
couplings.
This
approach
enables
expeditious
assembly
difficult-to-synthesize
C-acyl
glycosides,
well
late-stage
keto-glycosylation
oligopeptides.
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(23), P. 15469 - 15480
Published: Nov. 16, 2023
Transition-metal-catalyzed
reductive
cross-coupling
reactions
have
been
developed
as
one
of
the
important
tools
for
constructing
C–C
bonds.
These
involve
direct
coupling
two
distinct
electrophiles
promoted
by
transition
metals
and
reductants.
Notably,
these
methods
offer
advantages
over
conventional
because
they
circumvent
need
air-
moisture-sensitive
organometallic
reagents
while
being
simple
to
operate
exhibiting
good
compatibility
with
various
functional
groups.
In
recent
years,
diboron
gained
prominence
reductants
alongside
traditional
metal
reductants,
such
Zn,
Mn,
Mg.
This
Review
aims
provide
an
insightful
overview
nickel/copper/iron-catalyzed
using
illustrate
their
possible
reaction
mechanisms.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
62(42)
Published: Aug. 17, 2023
Here
we
report
a
simple
and
general
method
to
achieve
fully
unprotected,
stereoselective
glycosylation
of
carboxylic
acids,
employing
bench-stable
allyl
glycosyl
sulfones
as
donors.
Running
the
reaction
under
basic
conditions
was
crucial
for
efficiencies
selectivities.
Both
donor
activation
stage
glycosidic
bond
forming
process
are
compatible
with
free
hydroxyl
groups,
thereby
allowing
use
unprotected
This
transformation
is
stereoconvergent,
occurs
mild
metal-free
at
ambient
temperature
visible
light
(455
nm)
irradiation,
displays
remarkable
scope
respect
both
partners.
Many
natural
products
commercial
drugs,
including
an
acid
derived
from
complex
anticancer
agent
taxol,
were
efficiently
glycosylated.
Experimental
studies
provide
insights
into
origin
stereochemical
outcome.