Intramolecular Transformations Related to the Structures of Allyl Derivatives of Hypoxanthine and Uracil

V. Škari Laboratory of Stereochemistry and Natural Products, “Rudjer Bošković” Institute, 41001, Zagreb, Yugoslavia

M. Škarić-Mlakar Laboratory of Stereochemistry and Natural Products, “Rudjer Bošković” Institute, 41001, Zagreb, Yugoslavia

M. Jokić Laboratory of Stereochemistry and Natural Products, “Rudjer Bošković” Institute, 41001, Zagreb, Yugoslavia

D. Škarić Laboratory of Stereochemistry and Natural Products, “Rudjer Bošković” Institute, 41001, Zagreb, Yugoslavia

Abstract

The allylation of hypoxanthine and methylation of 1-allyl-4-thiouracil has been investigated. New synthetic routes to [1,4]-thiazi-no[4,3,2 gh] purine derivatives from 7-allyl-6-thiohypoxantnine and 8-azaxanthine nucleoside analogs from uracil were also described.

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