Chemistry of Natural Compounds

, Volume 10, Issue 4, pp 477–480 | Cite as

Alkaloids of Sophora alopecuroides neosophoramine — A new isomer of sophoramine

  • T. E. Monakhova
  • O. N. Tolkachev
  • V. S. Kabanov
  • M. E. Perel'son
  • N. F. Proskurnina
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Summary

The following alkaloids have been isolated from the epigeal part ofSophora alopecuroides in the flowering phase: sophoridine (0.06%), sophoramine (0.036%), sophocarpine (0.051%), aloperine (0.03%), a liquid base C19H23NO3 (0.00057%), and a new base C15H20N2O (0.0025%) which we have called neosophoramine and for which the structure of the A/B and B/C-cis, A/C-trans isomer of sophoramine is proposed.

Keywords

Alkaloid Cytisine Matrine Epigeal Part Activity Grade 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • T. E. Monakhova
  • O. N. Tolkachev
  • V. S. Kabanov
  • M. E. Perel'son
  • N. F. Proskurnina

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