Exploratory experiments demonstrate regiospecific synthesis of new nucleosides, indicating novel bioorganic substances.
Some chemical modifications of natural nucleosides based on the general organic chemistry have been carried out. Base catalyzed elimination reactions at the 2', 3'-positions of purine and pyrimidine nucleosides proved to be regiospecific. In the pyrimidine series, the resulting 2', 3'-olefins with a leaving group at the C-2' readily formed the corresponding 3'-deoxy-2'-keto-nucleosides, an entirely new class of bioorganic substances. Exploratory experiments aiming at base-sugar cyclization at the 4' -positions of nucleosides led to the N[3],C[4']-cyclization with concomitant decyclization of the base moiety in adenosine series, while in the pyrimidine series the first synthesis of O[2],C[4']-Crcyclonucleosides was achieved. Synthetic studies on the hitherto unexploited nitrogen-bridged cyclonucleosides were extensively conducted. The major topics cover (a) general synthesis of 2,3'-imino and (substituted-imino) pyrimidine nucleosides,(b) regio and stereospecific synthesis of some reversed nucleosides through protected pyrimidine 6,5'-N-cyclonucleosides, (c) general synthesis of purine 8,5'-N-cyclonucleosides, (d) synthesis and chemistry of purine 8,2'- and 8,3'-long-bridged cyclonucleosides, (e) hydrolytic cleavage of the nitrogen bridge in the 2,2'- and 2,3'-(substituted-imino) pyrimidine nucleosides,(f) molecular rearrangements through the fission of the glycosidic bond in the general N-bridged cyclonucleosides, (g) strain-assisted hydrolysis of the nitrogen bridge of a pyrimidine multi-cyclic N-cyclonucleoside and (h) synthesis and chemistry of piperidine sugar uracil nucleosides. The final topic presents the synthesis and chemistry of 3-deoxy-3-nitro-hexopyranosyl nucleosides in both pyrimidine and purine series. The major results are stereoselective Michael addition reactions of various nucleophiles to the 3-nitro-2,3-unsaturated sugar nucleosides in both cases.
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