Fragmentation of the macrocyclic ring of alkaloids with the otonecine nucleus
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It has been shown that the fragmentation of the macrocycle of the otonecine bases qualitatively resembles the decomposition of macrocyclic alkaloids with the retronecine skeleton. The presence of an oxygen-containing substituent at C5′ and of an alkoxy group at C2′, when there is no C5′=C6′ double bond, substantially changes the direction of decomposition of the macrocycle.
A similarity of the spectra of 11- and 12-membered bases with similar mutual orientation of CH3 groups at C2′ and C3′ has been noted.
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Alkaloid Macrocycle Pyrrolizidine Macrocyclic Ring Propionic AnhydridePreview
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