Enkleine: an isoquinolone from Enkleia siamensis.
Enkleine: an isoquinolone from Enkleia siamensis.
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Enkleine:来自 Enkleia siamensis 的异喹诺酮。
DOI:
10.1055/s-2006-960214
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发表时间:
1991
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影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
Farnsworth,NR
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作者:
Boonyaratanakornkit,L;Che,CT;Cordell,GA;Fong,HH;Farnsworth,NR
Enkleia siamensis Kurz (Thymelaeaceae) is a climbing shrub commonly found in the northeastern region of Thailand. In a previous communication (1), we have reported on the isolation of three bioactive coumarins, namely, clausarin, daphnoretin, and nordentatin, from a cytotoxic extract of the roots. Further examination of the CHC13 fraction has now led to the isolation of two known compounds, identified as (—)-eudesmin, chamaej asmin (e), and a new isoquinolone alkaloid, enkleine (1), each of which was devoid of significant cytotoxic activity when tested in the KB and P-388 cell culture systems.The first isolate, mp 104—106 C,[a] 0: 705 was identified as the lignan (—)-eudesmin. Its NMR and mass spectra were consistent with the general struc-ture of eudesmin (2, 3), but the specific optical rotation indicates that it is antipodal to the common (+)-isomer.