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Pushing the limits of automated glycan assembly: synthesis of a 50mer polymannoside.

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Automated glycan assembly (AGA) enables rapid access to oligosaccharides. The overall length of polymers created via automated solid phase synthesis depends on very high yields at every step to obtain… Click to show full abstract

Automated glycan assembly (AGA) enables rapid access to oligosaccharides. The overall length of polymers created via automated solid phase synthesis depends on very high yields at every step to obtain full length products. The synthesis of long polymers serves as the ultimate test of the efficiency and reliability of synthetic processes. A series of Man-(1 → 6)-α-Man linked oligosaccharides up to a 50mer, the longest synthetic sequence yet assembled from monosaccharides, has been realized via a 102 step synthesis. We identified a suitable mannose building block and applied a capping step in the final five AGA cycles to minimize (n - 1) deletion sequences that are otherwise difficult to remove by HPLC.

Keywords: limits automated; automated glycan; glycan assembly; pushing limits; synthesis

Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2017

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