[reaction: see text] A new synthetic route to ring-constrained (N)-methanocarba nucleosides and nucleotides is presented. Ring closure of a diene intermediate using Grubbs catalyst provides a new avenue for the preparation of the cyclopentenone derivative 6, which is a versatile intermediate for various carbocycles. The product was almost as potent an inhibitor of es-mediated nucleoside transport as the parent compound, inhibiting initial rates of uptake of uridine into cultured CCRF-CEM cells by 50% at approximately 30-50 nM.
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