Key side products due to reactivity of dimethylmaleoyl moiety as amine protective group
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Mijoon Lee
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Dusan Hesek
Abstract
Dimethylmaleoyl (DMM) moiety has become an important amine protective group in sugar chemistry. We disclose herein that DMM-containing D-glucosamine analogues, because of their electrophilic nature, are prone to reactions with strong nucleophiles, such as hydrazine, resulting in a set of undesired side products that are difficult to detect, yet proved to be problematic for organic synthesis.
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