Abstract
Both C(4)-C(5)-linked furanodeoxy pyranosides and C(5)-C(6)-linked pyranodeoxy pyranosides
were synthesized, from d -glucose and d -galactose, respectively. The monosaccharides impart the chirality to the newly constructed
deoxy saccharides.
Key words
deoxy disaccharides - chirons - glucofuranoside - dihydroxylation - galactopyranoside
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