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April 15, 2026European Journal of Organic Chemistry0 citationsOpen Access

A Practical and Flexible De Novo Synthesis of Deoxygenated Carbasugars and Their Cyclitol Epoxides

YRYevhenii RadchenkoNPNick D. F. PuijmbroeckSVSanne M. Verduin

Key Points

  • The aim is to develop a synthesis method for deoxygenated carbasugars and their corresponding cyclitol epoxides.
  • Developed a de novo synthesis route
  • Employed enantioselective Brown crotylation as a key step
  • Utilized ring-closing metathesis for synthesis
  • Successfully synthesized α- and β-carba-paratose
  • Synthesized α- and β-carba-colitose
  • Produced four configurational deoxycyclophellitol isosteres
  • Synthesis strategy allows creation of other configurational isomers

Abstract

Literature on carbasugar and cyclitol epoxide glycomimetics is largely biased towards fully hydroxylated cyclitol structures. Partially deoxygenated sugars of varying configuration are widespread in nature and merit translation into the corresponding carbasugars and cyclitol epoxides as well. For this purpose, we developed a de novo synthesis route comprising enantioselective Brown crotylation and ring‐closing metathesis as the key steps and enabling the synthesis of α‐ and β‐carba‐paratose, α‐ and β‐carba‐colitose as well as four configurational deoxycyclophellitol isosteres in a strategy that allows the synthesis of other configurational isomers.

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Radchenko et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69df2b2ce4eeef8a2a6b028ahttps://doi.org/10.1002/ejoc.70417
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