STRUCTURES OF MONTANINE, COCCININE, AND MANTHINE
STRUCTURES OF MONTANINE, COCCININE, AND MANTHINE
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DOI:
10.1021/jo01082a019
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发表时间:
1960-01-01
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
WILDMAN, WC
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作者:
INUBUSHI, Y;FALES, HM;WILDMAN, WC
Montanine, coccinine, and manthine are shown to be Amaryllidaceae alkaloids derivedfrom a new ring system, 5, li-me thanomorphanthridine. Degradative and synthetic evidence establishes montanine, coccinine, and manthine as XI, XV, and X, respectively. Evidence for the inclusion of manthidine, CnHiaNCh, and brunsvigine in this new group of alkaloids is presented.Two early papers of this series4· 5 described the isolation and characterization of Amaryllidaceae alkaloids from bulbs of various Haemanthus species. This genus is native to South Africa. Subsequent isolation studies, largely in our laboratory and that of Prof. H.-G. Bolt, have shown that many of the Haemanthus alkaloids occur abundantly in other genera of the family which are quite accessible