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. 2020 Feb 27;21(10):1412–1417. doi: 10.1002/cbic.201900714

Table 1.

Transglycosylation reactions of flex‐bases (15) catalyzed by LlNDT.[a]

Acceptor

LlNDT

Incubation

Product [%][b]

[μL]

time [h]

Starting

N1‐glycosylated

N3‐glycosylated

material

product

product

1

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1.25

3

61

17

22

2

1.25

10

53

28

20

3

2.5

3

40

74

13

4

2.5

10

24

65

6

5

5.0

3

15

80

5

6

5.0

10

10

88

2

7

7.5

3

12

86

2

8

7.5

10

10

89

1

9

10.0

3

11

87

2

10

10.0

10

10

89

1

11

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1.25

3

24

30

46

12

1.25

10

17

45

38

13

2.5

3

18

42

40

14

2.5

10

10

78

12

15

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1.25

3

70

30

16

1.25

10

20

80

17

2.5

3

7

93

18

2.5

10

4

96

19

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1.25

0.5

0

100

20

0.63

0.5

18

82

21

0.15

3

40

60

22

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1.25

3

2

62 and 32c

4

23

1.25

10

2

46 and 44c

6

24

0.63

3

3

71 and 23c

3

25

0.63

10

2

58 and 34c

6

[a] Reaction conditions: 1 μmol acceptor in 5 % v/v DMSO, 4 μmol thymidine in 10 mm citrate buffer (pH 6.5; 0.1 mL) in the presence of LlNDT at 37 °C. [b] Percentage conversion was determined by reversed‐phase HPLC analysis of an aliquot of the incubation mixture monitored at 254 nm. [c] Product from glycosylation at both imidazole and pyrimidine nitrogens of 5.