1977
DOI: 10.1002/hlca.19770600434
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Alstonia scholaris: Struktur des Indolalkaloides Narelin

Abstract: 60. Gebul-t\lng gcwidmet Q3.III. 77)AIstoniu scholaris: The structure of the indole alkaloid nareline SummaryBesides the known akuammidine, picralinal, picrinine and pseudoakuammigine a new indole alkaloid called nareline ( M = 352) was isolated from A lstonia scholaris R. BR., which belongs to the plant family of Apocynaceae. Its structure 2 was deduced by single crystal X-ray diffraction. 2 represents the absolute configuration. The spectroscopic data of 2 and its derivatives (Scheme 1) as well as their chem… Show more

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“…Alkaloids and related compounds isolated from other Alstonia species include the glycosides of venoterpene [24], nareline [25, 26], lagunamine [27], 19-epischolaricine [28], butamine, dobutamine [29, 30], alschomine [31], N α -methylbutylamine, isoaslchomine[32], picrinine [33], strictamine [34, 35], rhazimanine [36], vallesamine [37], (20S)-19,20 dihydrocondylocarpine [38], scholarine[39], pseudoakuammigine[40], tetrahydroalstonine[41], akuammicine[42], picralinal[43], rhazine[44], scorlarine-N(4)- oxide, scholaricine [45, 46], and flavone glycosides [47, 48]. …”
Section: Chemical Compositionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alkaloids and related compounds isolated from other Alstonia species include the glycosides of venoterpene [24], nareline [25, 26], lagunamine [27], 19-epischolaricine [28], butamine, dobutamine [29, 30], alschomine [31], N α -methylbutylamine, isoaslchomine[32], picrinine [33], strictamine [34, 35], rhazimanine [36], vallesamine [37], (20S)-19,20 dihydrocondylocarpine [38], scholarine[39], pseudoakuammigine[40], tetrahydroalstonine[41], akuammicine[42], picralinal[43], rhazine[44], scorlarine-N(4)- oxide, scholaricine [45, 46], and flavone glycosides [47, 48]. …”
Section: Chemical Compositionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ROESY cross-peaks were observed between HÀC(3) and H a ÀC(14), between HÀC(3) and Me(24), between H b ÀC(14) and HÀC(15), and between HÀC(5) and Me(18). On the basis of the above discussion, and by comparison with the literature data of pseudoakuammigine [9], the structure of compound 3 could be fully identified.…”
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“…9 Akuammiline ( 7 ) could also give rise to picraline ( 3 ) 10 upon oxidation at C-5, while additional loss of the acetoxymethyl moiety from C-16 would lead to picrinine ( 4 ). 11 Further functionalization of the picrinine core would result in formation of lanciferine ( 10 ) 12 , nareline ( 11 ) 13 , and arbophylline ( 12 ), 14 while vincorine ( 13 ) 15 and echitamine ( 14 ) 16 consist of a scaffold containing a nitrogen shift. 17 A racemic synthesis of vincorine ( 13 ) was reported by Qin in 2009, 18 while a more recently (2012) Ma reported an asymmetric total synthesis.…”
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confidence: 99%