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Application of butenonyl-C-glucosides in the synthesis of pyrazolinyl-, aminopyrimidinyl- and biphenyl methyl-β-d-C-glucopyranosides

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An access to different glycohybrids involving nucleophilic addition of N- and C-nucleophiles to the butenonyl glycosides followed by cyclization and subsequent reactions is reported. In the present communication, three different prototypes, β-d-glucopyranosylmethyl pyrazolines, β-d-glucopyranosylmethyl pyrimidines and β-d-glucopyranosylmethyl biphenyls, were prepared in moderate to good yields.

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    Seerat Fatima, Vivek Parashar Pandey, Surendra Singh Bisht & Rama P. Tripathi

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Fatima, S., Pandey, V.P., Bisht, S.S. et al. Application of butenonyl-C-glucosides in the synthesis of pyrazolinyl-, aminopyrimidinyl- and biphenyl methyl-β-d-C-glucopyranosides. Mol Divers 15, 759–768 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11030-011-9306-5

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