A novel methodology that disrupts the dogma “RNA synthesis is incompatible with a whole base-labile strategy” has been developed. In this strategy (see scheme), 2′-OH groups are protected by pivaloyloxymethyl groups, compatible with standard base-labile protections for nucleobases and phosphates. Protecting groups are removed in a short two-step all-base procedure to afford RNA efficiently, rapidly, and in high purity without chain rupture or isomerization.
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