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publicationNumber CH-589668-A5
titleOfInvention Cytostatic (4')-demethyl substd. epipodophyllotoxin - prepd. from the corresp. glucopyranoside with (3)-thiophene-carboxaldehyde
abstract Novel 4'-Demethyl-1-0- 4,6-O-(3-thenylidene)-beta-D-glucopyranosyl epip- odophyllotoxin of formula (I): is prepared by reacting 4'-demethyle-pipodophyllotoxin-beta-D-glucopyranoside (II) with 3-thiopehecarboxaldehyde of formula (III) or its lower acetals in the presence of a catalyst. Typically, (III) in the form of its dimethylacetal is reacted with (II) in inert, dry solvent in the presence of pref. sulphonic acids. Lewis acids or dried cation-exchange resins with sulphonic acid groups in he H+ form as catalyst. (I) has cystostaic activity and has immunosuppressive properties for humoral as well as cell-bound immunity reactions. (I) inhibits the formation of antibodies and sensibilised cells and may therefore be used for the suppression of undesirable immune reactions.
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