“…Sesquiterpenes that have a tricyclo[6.3.0.0 1,5 ]undecane core (also called angular triquinanes), which is indeed a [5.5.5]fenestrane scaffold, are isolated particularly often ( Figure 12). [29] They can be grouped into four subcategories, depending on the positions of the substituents: isocomanes, [30,31] silphinanes, [32] silphiperfolanes, [33] and pentalenanes. [34] A member of the diterpenoid family, aflavinine (5), which was isolated from Aspergillus flavus, has a [6.6.6]fenestrane scaffold ( Figure 13).…”