Synthesis of three novel supercharged β,γ-methylene analogues of adenosine triphosphate

Abstract

Three derivatives of methylenebisphosphonic acid containing an additional ionisable acidic function are incorporated into β,γ-bridged derivatives of adenosine triphosphate to give the first examples of supercharged nucleotide analogues 2a–c.

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