SYNTHESIS OF THE AUREOLIC ACID ANTIBIOTICS FAMILY

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Abstract

A principal goal of this research is to achieve a total synthesis of a member of the antitumor antibiotic family called the aureolic acids illustrated below by olivomycin A. A synthetic method that requires development for this project is a glycosidation procedure that will permit attachment of 2-deoxypyranose derivative to the antibiotic aglycone with the requisite Beta-stereochemistry. A further goal of this research is to synthesize actinobolin and bactobolin, also antitumor antibiotics. The methods used have already been developed. A third goal is to prepare the antibiotic asperlin and the boronolides.

Key facts

NIH application ID
3175204
Project number
5R01CA037359-05
Recipient
HUNTER COLLEGE
SAM.gov UEI
EK93EZLLBSC4
Principal Investigator
RICHARD W. FRANCK
Activity code
R01
Funding institute
NIH
Fiscal year
1988
Award amount
$127,264
Award type
5
Project period
1983-12-01 → 1989-06-30