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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Sep 14.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Chem Soc. 2011 Aug 22;133(36):14418–14430. doi: 10.1021/ja205473q

Table 1.

Chemical shifts of carbon and proton signals of carbohydrate moieties of compound 4, the corresponding isolated derivative and glycopeptide 5.a

Synthetic trisaccharide 4 Yoshida-Moriguchi et al. Glycopeptide 5
H1 C13 H1 C13 H1 C13
A1 3.61,3.86 65.85 3.63,3.87 65.80 4.95 104.15
A2 3.90 73.18 3.92 73.10 3.85 72.37
A3 3.67 71.93 3.68 71.90 3.82 71.71
A4 4.00 78.76 4.02 78.70 3.90 79.17
A5 3.82 71.90 3.89 71.70 3.81 73.15
A6 3.87,4.01 67.66 3.92,4.06 68.30 3.98 65.32
B1 4.68 103.53 4.64 103.50 4.61 103.96
B2 3.83 57.14 3.85 57.11 3.86 56.98
B3 3.71 83.68 3.76 83.60 3.80 83.50
B4 3.47 71.87 3.49 71.80 3.52 73.38
B5 3.55 77.47 3.54 77.50 3.57 77.98
B6 3.69, 3.92 63.79 3.71, 3.94 63.80 3.69,3.76 63.44
C1 4.48 104.29 4.49 104.20 4.50 104.20
C2 3.83 55.23 3.84 55.21 3.84 55.26
C3 3.72 73.18 3.74 73.20 3.73 73.25
C4 3.90 70.39 3.91 70.40 3.91 70.45
C5 3.69 77.70 3.69 77.70 3.68 77.69
C6 3.74 63.64 3.77 63.80 3.75 63.70
a

1H-13C HMQC NMR correlation spectra of compound 4 and the corresponding isolated derivative are presented in the supporting information (Figure SI 1). Letters refer to the sugar residues proceeding from the reducing end, A=Man, B=GlcNAc and C=GalNAc, with the associated numbers referring to the carbon atom involved.