Tetrahedron
L&tars
A NOVEL
lo.
PURINE
13,
pp
1188,
1185-
NUCLEOSIDE
SYNTHESIS R.
The
Salk
(Received
Instttute
111 U8A 10 Dsoember 1974;
communtcatton
syntheses
deals
of a wade range
antl-tumor
agents.
constderable
of the
uttllty.
for
received
cultures
modtftcatron
of preformed 6
nucleostdes
stmpltctty
dertvatlves. For
the syntheses
prepared
tn good
chosen m dry
DMF,
followed
whtch
solution,
maternal.
salts
Isolated
as
against
herpes
Thus compound
showed
proved
to be a rather
during
the tsolatton
the bromo-mercury
unstable
bromtde
Catalyttc
hydrogenatton
colorless
foam
38.95,
H,
m the
m 46%
UV
(H2C).
Amax
310
nrn (10.100).
281
(M-H20)
material
above
N,
stltca
column
and apparently accountmg
reactlon
lead
gel
IR7,,,
mamly product
ytelded
over
analysis
calculated
22.72,
S.
Found
C,
(KBr),
(16, 900)
3200
[u]“,:
gave
to 3450,
= -181°
39.05,
and 297 1635
nm
was
product gel
H,
4.68,
cm-l,
tn MeOH).
yreld. (IV)
Exclusion
of
product
followed
(V).
by tsolatton (VI)
as a
H20
22.46,
(pH 1) 240
The
(IV)
tn 30%
S-alkylated
MS,
of
decomposltton
yteld.
N,
was
freed
C10H13N504*1/2
(8, 600).
and 1580
(1% solutton
1185
for
a
solutton
Compound
extensive
10% Pd/C,
was
hydrtde
the drammo-pyrtmtdtnyl-thlonoxazolldlne
Elemental
(M-H2S).
nm.
Isolated
to the unwanted (IV)
stltca
and 327
the low
yteld.
10.40.
over
245
underwent
for
Thts
mtxture
Ln
by the
was
sodrum
bromtde
(II).
A)
or Its
whtch
and the condensatton
at 215.
vtruses
and Herbst’
reactton
chromatography
thereby
(PH 8 and 12) 245.5
and 265
methods,
in methanol
of the condensatton
over
4.58,
after
(I),
dertvattve
have
(ara -
etther
wtth arabmose
of mercurtc
The
(III).
may
adenme
(I) wtth
or
the syntheses
and vacmla
of Bromund
amount
method
for
synthestzed
of the thtonoxazoltdme
of an equivalent
UV absorption
procedure,
mercurtc
by chromatography
foam,
been
syntheses
of the procedure
and prectpttatton
a colorless
sunplex
has earlter
total
as antt-vtral
thts
route
9-(3-D-arabmofuranosyl
or by nucleoslde
Treatment
to contam
by extractton
Involved,
an efflclent
the arabtnofurano-thtonoxazolldlne
by the addttton
LS belteved
Interest
agent,
wtth 4-ammo-6-chloro-5-nltropyrtmtdme
tnorgantc
C,
(VIII),
25 Fkhruary1975)
to the stereospectflc
of posstble
It provtdes
&-A
by a modtftcatton
as the startmg
treated
was
of -ara-A
yield
5
publication
approach
of the operattons
antmals.
nucleostdes
Ilritain.
Studtes
in UK for
purme
In particular,
and m expertmental
Greet
92112
and novel
naturally occurrmg antt-vtral l-4 has shown stgnlftcant acttvtty
whtch
(VIII),
Btologtcal
Caltfornta
of the Important
cell
in
9-P-D-ARABINOFURANOSYL-ADENINE
a simple
of modtfled
In vtew
practtcal
wtth
Printed
Press.
Ranganathan
San Dtego, Thrs
Per-n
1975.
S, (15,
10. 07. 900)
and
m/e,
299
NMR
spectrum
(Mf). 1s
1186
III
No. 13
agreement
0.7,
with
alummum
In view
flcatlon. 85O,
When
(I).
228
(19.900)
and 297
Desulfurlzatlon 46%
acid Nickel
Raney needles
(pH 6.8)
259.5
and 1630 (0.25% (relative for
nm
cm -l,
following
(14, 900),
P]
the steps pounds,
(12, 800).
(M-H2S),
above,
yield
UV nm
paper
5b
by
m water).
but without
0. 05M
adenoslne
isolating
0.48,
has
or purifying
(I) could
t 13.4O 0. 52.
was
achieved
-ara-A
(pH 11. 5)
(0. 5%
either
m the presence by heatmg
(VIII)
(KBr),
(Sh. ),
900),
Rf (C)
(pH 2. 2) 257
was
nm
3475,
e-A9
obtained
3300,
3195
p]
‘:
t 9. 9O
Rf (D) 0.09,
buffer,
Rf
pH 6. 8, 3000
By essentially
com-
Into ara-adenosme -
(VIII)
of 39%.
modIfxatlons
by employmg
thlocyanlc
scope
of this
approach
efforts
are
currently
of the substltuents
acid for
adducts
of other
the synthesis
directed
towards
m the chloromtropyrlmtdme
this
It
sugars,
of other
should
promising
be possible
purme
nucleoslde
derivative to extend
and
the
analogs.
Our
goal.
Acknowledgements I wish E.
*
to thank
McLendon System
A.
950/O C2H50H
for
V
following
any of the intermediate
be converted
at
(14, 900),
showed
Rf (C) 0.80, borate
at
, MS, m/e
effxlently
R t 4.8.
heated
300
(23,
-1
[a] ‘:
Authentic
Rf(A)
nm
methanol
IR max
purl-
the thlonoxazolldme
cm
(VIII)
method X max
electrophoresls
condltlons
peak,
found
8-mercapto-ara- -
(12, 600),
1660
, or more
900),
chromatography
240
to -ara-A
(H20), (14,
5b, 8
from
Rf (B) 0.42,
By the latter
255-56O,
solution
identical
li
It was
at pH 6 was
and 305
m aqueous
of Ikahara
(0.25%
Paper
t
kB
peroxide
(VI)
to 3450,
0. 36, (VII)
hydrogen
the arabmofurano-thlonoxazolldlne
By suitable
167
259.5
(B) 0.98,
under
described
In an overall
3100
Rf(A)
(pH 11.6)
t lZ”
“::
In water).
-1.1,
Rf(C)
chromatographlc
of 47%
(23,400)
ammonia.
m. p.
yield
298
(KBr),
condltlons,
product
221
the procedure
In aqueous
to adenosme)
1. 5 hr
with
m 830/o yield,
solution
0.49,
be accompllshed
Into the known
(pH 2.2)
chromatography
by treatment
of hydrochloric 9o” with
Rf (B)
also
prior
(15, 950),
max 235
of 8-mercapto-ara-adenosme -
yield
as white
265
reduced
converted
In an overall
fRymix
(M-H20),
Paper
X
(Sh. ),
nm (17,700),
281
smoothly
needles
UV (H20).
(pH 6. 8) 220
m MeOH).
In about
could
(VI) without
of the crude
It was
2’ as white
Isolated
not observed,
solution
solution
of N
154O (foams),
m.p.
(IV)
(IV) to hydrolytic
It to the ammo-throne
an aqueous
3fl7 nm (22, 650),
Rf (A) 0.64,
of the mtro-throne
of the nltro-throne
to reduce
(VII),
chromatography”
amalgam.
m an atmosphere
adenoslne
reduction
of the mstablllty
to be of advantage
Mi
The
and Rf (D) 0.35.
employmg
Paper
the structure.
the NatIonal
able
techmcal
I-PrOH, 1N NH40Ac
NH40~, (7 3),
Institute
of Health
assistance ~~0
(7 1*2),
pH 7.5,
and Dr. System
System
D,
for L. B,
the award E.
Orgel
n-BuOH,
n-BuOH
of a grant for
helpful
5N AcOH
saturated
(CA
12960).
Mrs.
dlscusslons. (2 l),
with water.
System
C,
1187
No. 13
A
Hz0
/
Ro-Nickel
*
H20/NH40H OH
(nrr)
(Iart)
1188
No. 13
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recrystallized
from
of ara-A methanol
purchased before
use.
from
Terra-Marme
Bloresearch
was