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Chemical Glycosylation Reactions
In > Scheme 67 is shown the assembly of the thio analogue of a phytoelicitor active heptasaccharide. In contrast to the above example, here all the thio-interglycosidic linkages are formed
through the reaction of anomeric thiols with non-anomeric electrophiles [196].
In spite of the difference in methodology between these syntheses, both are impressive and
excellent representatives of the state of the art of thiooligosaccharide synthesis.
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