An "artificial enzyme" combining a metal catalytic group and a hydrophobic binding cavity.
An "artificial enzyme" combining a metal catalytic group and a hydrophobic binding cavity.
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00707a062
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发表时间:
1970-02
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
R. Breslow;L. Overman
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作者:
R. Breslow;L. Overman
The lycopodine samples were partially degraded to locate the sites of 14C labeling. The degradation prod-ucts which were isolated are shown in Scheme II. 6 The relative specific activities of these products, ob-tained from the active samples of lycopodine, are presented in Table I.The recovery, from the experiment with [3H, 14C]-pelletierine, of lycopodine whose 3H: 14C ratio matched that of the precursor was consistent with the hypothesis that lycopodine is a modified dimer of pelletierine. The absence of activity derived from [2-14C] pelletierine at C-5 of lycopodine (benzoic acid) was not, however. The hypothesis demands 50% of activity at this site. It is evident that the C8 unit of the lycopodine molecule which includes C-5 (ie, Cl to-8) is not derived from pelletierine in the predicted manner. Since all activity derived from [2-14C] pelletierine was confined to the portion of the molecule represented by 7-methyl-5, 6, 7, 8-tetrahydroquinoline (C-7 to-16), it seemed likely that,