1Dribofuranosyl1H124triazole3carboxamide

1Dribofuranosyl 1-phosphate is a chemical compound that represents a phosphorylated form of the sugar deoxyribose. Specifically, it is a derivative of deoxyribofuranose, a five-carbon sugar found in DNA, where a phosphate group is attached to the anomeric carbon (the carbon that was formerly the carbonyl carbon in the open-chain form). This linkage is known as an O-glycosidic bond.

The compound can exist in various isomeric forms depending on the stereochemistry at the anomeric carbon. It is an intermediate in certain metabolic pathways, although not as prominent as its counterparts involved in nucleotide biosynthesis. While deoxyribose is a fundamental component of deoxyribonucleotides (DNA), 1-deoxyribofuranosyl 1-phosphate itself is not a direct building block of nucleic acids. Its significance lies more in its potential role within specific enzymatic reactions or as a research chemical for studying carbohydrate metabolism or enzyme mechanisms. Further research may elucidate more defined biological roles or applications for this particular phosphorylated sugar derivative.