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Efficient synthesis of kinsenoside and goodyeroside a by a chemo-enzymatic approach.

ABSTRACT: Kinsenoside (1) and goodyeroside A (2), two naturally occurring stereoisomers with diverse biological activities, have been synthesized efficiently by a chemo-enzymatic approach with a total yield of 12.7%. The aglycones, (R)- and (S)-3-hydroxy-?-butyrolactone, were prepared from D- and L-malic acid by a four-step chemical approach with a yield of 75%, respectively. These butyrolactones were then successfully glycosidated using ?-D-glucosidase as a catalyst in a homogeneous organic-water system. Under the optimized enzymatic conditions, the yields of kinsenoside and goodyeroside A in the enzymatic steps both reached 16.8%.

SUBMITTER: Zhang Y

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6271766 | biostudies-literature | 2014 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Efficient synthesis of kinsenoside and goodyeroside a by a chemo-enzymatic approach.

Zhang Yang Y Xia Yihong Y Lai Yongji Y Tang Fang F Luo Zengwei Z Xue Yongbo Y Yao Guangmin G Zhang Yonghui Y Zhang Jinwen J

Molecules (Basel, Switzerland) 20141022 10

Kinsenoside (1) and goodyeroside A (2), two naturally occurring stereoisomers with diverse biological activities, have been synthesized efficiently by a chemo-enzymatic approach with a total yield of 12.7%. The aglycones, (R)- and (S)-3-hydroxy-γ-butyrolactone, were prepared from D- and L-malic acid by a four-step chemical approach with a yield of 75%, respectively. These butyrolactones were then successfully glycosidated using β-D-glucosidase as a catalyst in a homogeneous organic-water system. ...[more]

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Efficient synthesis of kinsenoside and goodyeroside a by a chemo-enzymatic approach.

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Efficient synthesis of kinsenoside and goodyeroside a by a chemo-enzymatic approach.

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