I-Substituted te.mcycm. otiho&bmam' meS, ticatalyzed azide rearrangements. 7(or 9)-azimyclines Abstract llwC-8 funcdooalizatiooof te~clinederivatives via acid-catalyzed reatIangemf%It Of 7(or 9)azieyclines is c%zscribed. These ccmpomaaretbefifsttobepreparedfmulanin~ttehacyclincnucleus.
Hydrolysis of 2′-deoxypurine nucleosides. The effect of substitution at the C-8 position
✍ Scribed by Ali Laayoun; Jean-Luc Décout; Jean Lhomme
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1994
- Tongue
- French
- Weight
- 217 KB
- Volume
- 35
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0040-4039
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✦ Synopsis
Modification of purine nucleosides at C-8 has been thoroughly studied in the search for antieaacer and antiviral agents, and for introducing labe1s.t Sttbstltution at C-8 mod&~ the hydrolytic stability of the nucleoside, a property that has been studied for some ribotmcleosides2 and 2'-3'dideoxyderivatives.~ The purine 2'-deoxyribonuclcosides, however, have received less attcntion.~ WC mport some new nucleusii designed as probes (7.8) or for Iinking active agents (3dIl-14). sad dcacribe th& hyd&ytic stability. ~~ucti~ofihothiogroupindtea'aeoxyadenosiaeaod2'~~~land9&~~3 and11was~~~byaatiagthe~~~and1~pvithhrcfrogta~inD~.~?hethiaetbers 4-6,12-W werr. obtained by alkylation of the thiolates genem&d with potassium carbonate in DMF with the wrresponding 1-halogenoakmes. Oxidakn of the thioether l2 using m-CPBA in ethanol led to cw
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