A routine experimental protocol for qHNMR illustrated with taxol
A routine experimental protocol for qHNMR illustrated with taxol
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DOI:
10.1021/np060535r
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发表时间:
2007-04-01
影响因子:
5.1
通讯作者:
Lankin, David C.
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作者:
Pauli, Guido F.;Jaki, Birgit U.;Lankin, David C.
Quantitative H-1 NMR (qHNMR) provides a value-added dimension to the standard spectroscopic data set involved in structure analysis, especially when analyzing bioactive molecules and elucidating new natural products. The qHNMR method can be integrated into any routine qualitative workflow without much additional effort by simply establishing quantitative conditions for the standard solution H-1 NMR experiments. Moreover, examination of different chemical lots of taxol (paclitaxel) and a Taxus brevifolia extract as working examples led to a blueprint for a generic approach to performing a routinely practiced C-13-decoupled qHNMR experiment and for recognizing its potential and main limitations. The proposed protocol is based on a newly assembled C-13 GARP broadband decoupled proton acquisition sequence that reduces spectroscopic complexity by removal of carbon satellites. The method is capable of providing qualitative and quantitative NMR data simultaneously and covers various analytes from pure compounds to complex mixtures such as metabolomes. Due to a routinely achievable dynamic range of 300:1 (0.3%) or better, qHNMR qualifies for applications ranging from reference standards to biologically active compounds to metabolome analysis. Providing a "cookbook" approach to qHNMR, acquisition conditions are described that can be adapted for contemporary NMR spectrometers of all major manufacturers.