Date	Severity	Status	Feedback
Jan 26 2016 10:49AM	Normal	Acknowledged	Hi Dave and Susan, The name for this compound should be 2'-deoxyguanosine (compare e.g. http://www.chemspider.com/Chemical-Structure.13135.html), it's DNA version of guanosine. So I think the current name should be removed and the 2' name promoted to validation status Mike I've set the name to be the title for this record. Thanks for the feedback.
Mar 4 2011 11:50AM	Normal	Acknowledged	Hi, Just done a search on deoxyguanosine and noted that in the numerous synonyms: beta should be ß and 2 should be 2'. Also, I would query the presence of: 2-deoxycytidine-2-deoxyguanosne-3',5'-monophosphate; GNG and desoxyguanosine ??? Pritpal When I look at this record beta is displayed as the Greek letter (perhaps this is an issue with your browser) - In any case it should be clear to a chemist that the word beta means the Greek letter, ie this does not change the meaning of the the name. While I wouldn't validate the names where 2- is used rather than 2'- I think that these names can be kept as unvalidated names. The name including the phosphate is clearly incorrect and has been deleted, as to the others: I am not certain and therefore will leave them as they are. From looking at lots of chemical names in the past I believe that the use of des- rather than de- may be valid. See the page for this compound on the CAS common chemistry site: http://www.commonchemistry.org/ChemicalDetail.aspx?ref=961-07-9&terms=Deoxyguanosine
Apr 4 2009 3:22PM	Normal	Fixed	Same nmr spectra as ID 13149. Spectrum quality could be better. Fixed