CD BioGlyco has developed glycosyltransferase-catalyzed enzymatic and chemoenzymatic syntheses. We provide robust solutions for the synthesis of Oligosaccharides, polysaccharides, glycoconjugates, and derivatives. We utilize OPME systems to seamlessly integrate enzymes from sugar nucleotide biosynthesis with glycosyltransferases, allowing the efficient synthesis of diverse glycans. Characterized by substrate promiscuity, this approach facilitates the generation of complex carbohydrates, both natural and modified. CD BioGlyco's sequential application of OPME strategies defines glycan structures, ensuring versatility in addressing diverse glycomes with precision and simplicity.
The OPME-based NMP-sugar synthesis is a streamlined enzymatic process developed by CD BioGlyco. In this approach, various enzymes are combined in a single reaction vessel to catalyze the sequential synthesis of NMP-sugars from simple precursors. This one-pot strategy minimizes the need for intermediate purifications, enhancing the overall yield and efficiency of NMP-sugar synthesis for various applications in glycan-related products and services.
Fig.1 The process of OPME-based NMP-sugar synthesis. (CD BioGlyco)
The OPME-based NMP-sugar synthesis service at CD BioGlyco involves the following steps. Our synthesis service provides a streamlined and comprehensive solution for tailored and precise synthesis needs in glycan-related applications.
After synthesis and purification, we also provice Modification Service for clients according to their needs. Moreover, we provide other high-quality Nucleotide-based Production Service for our clients to choose.
Technology: Phosphate activation with carbonyldiimidazole (CDI), Chemical methods for sugar-nucleotide modification, Synthesis of NMP-sugars
Journal: Natural product reports
IF: 11.9
Published: 2009
Results: The synthesis of NMP-sugars, including CMP-sialic acid, through chemical methods can be categorized into two distinct approaches. Firstly, PIII chemistry is employed, utilizing unique chemistry to introduce the crucial O–P–O connecting functionality. Subsequent oxidation steps are then carried out to attain the final PV phosphate diester oxidation level. The second approach closely resembles the strategy B employed in NDP-sugar synthesis. In this case, it entails displacing an anomeric leaving group with a nucleoside-monophosphate, leading to the formation of a phosphodiester.
Fig.2 General synthetic strategies for (a) NDP-sugars and (b) CMP-sugars, the most common NMP-sugars. (Wagner, et al., 2009)
CD BioGlyco is expertise in NMP-sugar synthesis and offers versatile solutions for researchers and industries involved in these diverse applications, providing tailored Nucleoside & Nucleotide products for specific needs. Please feel free to contact us for more details.
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