Xestoproxamines A−C from Neopetrosia proxima. Assignment of Absolute Stereostructure of Bis-piperidine Alkaloids by Integrated Degradation-CD Analysis
摘要:
The complete stereostructures of xestoproxamines A-C, from the Bahamian sponge Neopetrosia proxima, were assigned from spectroscopic analysis, including MS, 2D NMR, and integrated degradation-CD analysis. Two new CD application protocols are described for defining absolute configuration: one for allylic methyl groups in branched chains and a second for the heterocyclic core bis-piperidine with Specific applicability to other members of this class alkaloids-known for their stereoheterogeneity-and tertiary cyclic amines in general.
Xestoproxamines A−C from Neopetrosia proxima. Assignment of Absolute Stereostructure of Bis-piperidine Alkaloids by Integrated Degradation-CD Analysis
摘要:
The complete stereostructures of xestoproxamines A-C, from the Bahamian sponge Neopetrosia proxima, were assigned from spectroscopic analysis, including MS, 2D NMR, and integrated degradation-CD analysis. Two new CD application protocols are described for defining absolute configuration: one for allylic methyl groups in branched chains and a second for the heterocyclic core bis-piperidine with Specific applicability to other members of this class alkaloids-known for their stereoheterogeneity-and tertiary cyclic amines in general.
Xestoproxamines A−C from <i>Neopetrosia proxima</i>. Assignment of Absolute Stereostructure of Bis<i>-</i>piperidine Alkaloids by Integrated Degradation-CD Analysis
作者:Brandon I. Morinaka、Tadeusz F. Molinski
DOI:10.1021/np1008637
日期:2011.3.25
The complete stereostructures of xestoproxamines A-C, from the Bahamian sponge Neopetrosia proxima, were assigned from spectroscopic analysis, including MS, 2D NMR, and integrated degradation-CD analysis. Two new CD application protocols are described for defining absolute configuration: one for allylic methyl groups in branched chains and a second for the heterocyclic core bis-piperidine with Specific applicability to other members of this class alkaloids-known for their stereoheterogeneity-and tertiary cyclic amines in general.