The glycosylation of peptides and proteins can significantly impact their intrinsic properties, such as conformation, stability, antigenicity, and immunogenicity. Current methods for preparing N-linked glycopeptides typically rely on amide bond formation, which can be limited by the presence of reactive functional groups like acids and amines. Late-stage functionalization of peptides offers a promising approach to obtaining N-linked glycopeptides. In this study, we demonstrate the preparation of N-linked glycopeptides through a photoredox-catalyzed site-selective Giese addition between N-glycosyl oxamic acid and peptides containing dehydroalanine (Dha) under visible light conditions. Unlike traditional methods that rely on the coupling of aspartic acid and glycosylamine, this approach utilizes the conjugation of N-glycosylated carbamoyl radicals with Dha, facilitating the straightforward modification of complex peptides.
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