We designed and synthesized a novel 1,2-deoxy-pyranose and terminal epoxide methyl substituted derivatives of spliceostatin A using Julia-Kocienski olefination as a key step. With respect to the biological activity, the 1,2-deoxy-pyranose analogue of spliceostatin A suppressed AR-V7 expression at the nano level (IC = 3.3 nM). In addition, the toxicity test showed that the 1,2-deoxy-pyranose analogue was able to avoid severe toxicity compared to spliceostatin A.

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