NMR Tube Degradation Method for Sugar Analysis of Glycosides
José‐Luis Giner, Ju Feng, David J. Kiemle
Abstract
José‐Luis Giner, Ju Feng, David J. Kiemle
Abstract
The sugar subunits of natural glycosides can be conveniently determined by acid hydrolysis and (1)H NMR spectroscopy without isolation or derivatization. The chemical shifts, coupling constants, and integral ratios of the anomeric signals allow each monosaccharide to be identified and its molar ratio to other monosaccharides to be quantified. The NMR data for the anomeric signals of 28 monosaccharides and three disaccharides are reported. Application of the method is demonstrated with the flavonoid glycoside naringin (1), the aminoglycoside antibiotics kanamycin (2) and tobramycin (3), and the saponin digitonin (4).
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The sugar subunits of natural glycosides can be conveniently determined by acid hydrolysis and (1)H NMR spectroscopy without isolation or derivatization. The chemical shifts, coupling constants, and integral ratios of the anomeric signals allow each monosaccharide to be identified and its molar ratio to other monosaccharides to be quantified. The NMR data for the anomeric signals of 28 monosaccharides and three disaccharides are reported. Application of the method is demonstrated with the flavonoid glycoside naringin (1), the aminoglycoside antibiotics kanamycin (2) and tobramycin (3), and the saponin digitonin (4).
Key concepts: Monosaccharide, Glycoside, Chemistry, Anomer, Derivatization, Hydrolysis, Chromatography, Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy