1971
DOI: 10.1002/chin.197116443
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ChemInform Abstract: PHOSPHORYLIERUNG VONNUCLEOSIDEN AUF POLYMEREN TRAEGERN

Abstract: Bei der Phosphorylierung von Nucleosiden ist es schwer, das Phosphorylierungsprodukt mit guter Ausbeute von den Ausgangs‐ und Nebenprodukten zu trennen.

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“…After acidic cleavage from the polymer, the trithymidine product was purified by chromatography and obtained in 11% yield. Phosphorylation and cleavage of thymidine bound to trityl-functionalized polystyrene was also performed. , Another group found conditions for homogeneous pyridine reactions using a similar trityl-containing polystyrene of molecular weight 270 000 (with 0.4 mmol/g measured loading capacity) that provided higher yields of oligonucleotides. , Although reaction rates were comparable to classical solution methods, product recovery was again problematic for longer oligonucleotides . In an attempt to synthesize a pentadeoxyribonucleotide, the polystyrene-supported oligonucleotides had significant solubility in water that prevented significant precipitation of polymer from pyridine.…”
Section: A Oligonucleotide Synthesis On Polystyrenementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…After acidic cleavage from the polymer, the trithymidine product was purified by chromatography and obtained in 11% yield. Phosphorylation and cleavage of thymidine bound to trityl-functionalized polystyrene was also performed. , Another group found conditions for homogeneous pyridine reactions using a similar trityl-containing polystyrene of molecular weight 270 000 (with 0.4 mmol/g measured loading capacity) that provided higher yields of oligonucleotides. , Although reaction rates were comparable to classical solution methods, product recovery was again problematic for longer oligonucleotides . In an attempt to synthesize a pentadeoxyribonucleotide, the polystyrene-supported oligonucleotides had significant solubility in water that prevented significant precipitation of polymer from pyridine.…”
Section: A Oligonucleotide Synthesis On Polystyrenementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Phosphorylation and cleavage of thymidine bound to trityl-functionalized polystyrene was also performed. 106,107 Another group found conditions for homogeneous pyridine reactions using a similar trityl-containing polystyrene of molecular weight 270 000 (with 0.4 mmol/g measured loading capacity) that provided higher yields of oligonucleotides. 103,104 Although reaction rates were comparable to classical solution methods, product recovery was again problematic for longer oligonucleotides.…”
Section: A Oligonucleotide Synthesis On Polystyrenementioning
confidence: 99%