A radical approach to making C-glycoside molecules

A platform for synthesizing highly desirable C-glycoside molecules from sugar has been developed that uses glycosyl sulfonyl hydrazides as readily accessible free-radical precursors. The strategy enables targeted formation of carbon–carbon bonds across carbohydrate scaffolds and with specificity for the desired 3D arrangement of atoms. A class of diabetes drug could be easier to make using this synthetic route.

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Nature
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2026-07-22
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https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-026-02237-6
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Carbohydrate Chemistry and Synthesis
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A radical approach to making C-glycoside molecules

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A radical approach to making C-glycoside molecules

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Abstract

A platform for synthesizing highly desirable C-glycoside molecules from sugar has been developed that uses glycosyl sulfonyl hydrazides as readily accessible free-radical precursors. The strategy enables targeted formation of carbon–carbon bonds across carbohydrate scaffolds and with specificity for the desired 3D arrangement of atoms. A class of diabetes drug could be easier to make using this synthetic route.

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