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Fluorinated Nucleosides (Mini Review)
Published:
04 December 2015
by MDPI
in MOL2NET'15, Conference on Molecular, Biomed., Comput. & Network Science and Engineering, 1st ed.
congress CHEMBIO.MOL-01: Org. Chem., Med. Chem., Pharm. Industry, & Mol. Biol., Congress, Paris, France-Galveston, USA, 2023., Rostock, Germany-Bilbao, Spain-Galveston, Texas, USA, 2015
Abstract:
In this mini review different methods for the preparation of base- and sugar-fluorinated nucleoside will be discussed and the use of different fluorinating agents will be briefly elaborated within the text. Introduction of fluorine substituent into pyrimidine and purine nucleosides surely lead to dramatic change in the over all chemical reactivity. In fact, there are many examples of the base- and sugar-fluorinated nucleosides that make a great impact on chemistry, biochemistry, and drug discovery.
Keywords: Nucleosides, fluorinated nucleosides, fluorinating agents.
Comments on this paper
Humbert G. Díaz
14 December 2015
Are there nucleosides or carbanucleosides fluorinated at anomeric carbon?
Dear Prof. Elzagheid
Thank you by your contribution to mol2net. By the way.
Are there nucleosides or carbanucleosides fluorinated at anomeric carbon?
A fluor atom attached directly to the carbon 1.
Sincerely yours
Thank you by your contribution to mol2net. By the way.
Are there nucleosides or carbanucleosides fluorinated at anomeric carbon?
A fluor atom attached directly to the carbon 1.
Sincerely yours
Mohamed Elzagheid
15 December 2015
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your comment.
Yes there are published papers on the 1'-fluoronucleosides but no applications yet. Applications-wise, there are not as important as the 2-fluoronucleosides.
Here are the references:
Kodama et al. Tetrahedron 62 (2006) 10011-10017, Tetrahedron Letters 47 (2006) 4429-4432, and Nucleic Acids Symposium 50 (2006) 3-4.
Best Regards,
Mohamed Elzagheid
Thank you for your comment.
Yes there are published papers on the 1'-fluoronucleosides but no applications yet. Applications-wise, there are not as important as the 2-fluoronucleosides.
Here are the references:
Kodama et al. Tetrahedron 62 (2006) 10011-10017, Tetrahedron Letters 47 (2006) 4429-4432, and Nucleic Acids Symposium 50 (2006) 3-4.
Best Regards,
Mohamed Elzagheid
