An improved synthetic route to the potent angiogenesis inhibitor benzyl manα(1→3)-Manα(1→3)-Manα(1→3) -Manα(1→2)-Man Hexadecasulfate

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Abstract

An improved synthetic route to α(1→3)/α(1→2)-linked mannooligosaccharides has been developed and applied to a more efficient preparation of the potent anti-angiogenic sulfated pentasaccharide, benzyl Manα(1→3)-Manα(1→3)-Manα(1→3) -Manα(1→2)-Man hexadecasulfate, using only two monosaccharide building blocks. Of particular note are improvements in the preparation of both building blocks and a simpler, final deprotection strategy. The route also provides common intermediates for the introduction of aglycones other than benzyl, either at the building block stage or after oligosaccharide assembly. The anti-angiogenic activity of the synthesized target compound was confirmed via the rat aortic assay. © 2009 CSIRO.

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Liu, L., Johnstone, K. D., Fairweather, J. K., Dredge, K., & Ferro, V. (2009). An improved synthetic route to the potent angiogenesis inhibitor benzyl manα(1→3)-Manα(1→3)-Manα(1→3) -Manα(1→2)-Man Hexadecasulfate. Australian Journal of Chemistry, 62(6), 546–552. https://doi.org/10.1071/CH09015

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