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The direct formation of glycosyl thiols from reducing sugars allows one-pot protein glycoconjugation.

Glycoconjugates have become essential tools for the investigation of many biological processes, and it is now well established that protein and lipid-bound carbohydrate units play essential roles in cell signaling regulation, cellular differentiation, and immune response. In recent years, glycosyl thiols have become useful building blocks for the synthesis of certain glycoconjugates that may be considered to be analogues of glycopeptides and glycoproteins. Their use has allowed specific glycosylation of peptides to form S-linked glycopeptides through alkylation or conjugate-addition strategies. Moreover, we have demonstrated that a combi-