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Aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimers

D. Umarova, S. Kh. Maekh, S. Yu. Yunusov, N. M. Zaitseva, S. A. Volkova, and P. G. Gorovoi, Khim. Prir. Soedin., 594 (1978) CA 90, 51406. Two unidentified bases, thought to be benzylisoquinoline-aporphine dimers (by UV, NMR, MS) were isolated in very small quantities from roots and rhizomes of T. sachalinense no physical properties were reported. [Pg.209]

The antitumor agent thalicarpine (114), a benzylisoquinoline-aporphine dimer, is metabolized by a series of microorganisms, but the only identified... [Pg.366]

The interesting alkaloid hernandaline (XCVI), which is intermediate between aporphines and benzylisoquinoline-aporphine dimers has been found in the related H. ovigera L. (33b). [Pg.35]

Benzylisoquinoline-aporphine dimers have been isolated from Thalictrum dioicum (pennsylvamine), T. revolutum (thalirevoline, thalirevolutine, thalilu-tine, and thalilutidine), and T. minus (thaliadamine). ... [Pg.94]

A study of three Berberis species, namely B. orthobotrys, B. calliobotrys, and B. zabeliana, has yielded four new aporphine dimers, i.e. chitraline (56), 1-O-methylpakistanine (57),67,68 kalashine (58),68,69 and khyberine (59).70 Kalashine and khyberine are the first aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimers incorporating a diaryl ether terminal at C-ll of the aporphine moiety. [Pg.146]

The following secodimeric alkaloids have been isolated from natural sources (+)-hernandaline (197), from Hernandia ovigera L. (158), (—)-natalinine (198) (759), and (+)-coyhaiquine (199) (160), the two latter from Berberis empetrifolia Lam. with the yields 0.00005 and 0.00008%, respectively. Appropriate aporphine-benzylisoquinoline or proaporphine-benzylisoqui-noline dimers are probably precursors of these seco alkaloids, although... [Pg.292]

The second dimeric base, (—)-pennsylpavoline (179), was shown to correspond to C-l-demethylpennsylpavine. Specifically, its NMR spectrum was devoid of the 8 3.71 singlet which represents the C-1 methoxyl absorption in (—)-pennsylpavine (178). Evaluation of CD spectra of these novel dimers and comparison with those of the aporphine (+)-A -methyllaurotetanine and the pavine (—)-platycerine led to the assignment of the absolute configurations as depicted in expressions 178 and 179. These dimers are probably derived biosynthetically from the aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimers, (-)-pennsylvanine and (-)-pennsylvanamine, which were found in the same plant (7,173). [Pg.382]

H. Guinaudeau, M. Leboeuf, and A. Cave, J. Nat. Prod. 42, 133 (1979). Dimeric aporphine-benzylisoquinoline and aporphine-pavine alkaloids. Tabulates physical properties, sources, and references to synthesis of 28 alkaloids. [Pg.155]

Berberis actinacantha Mart, ex Schult. (Berberidaceae) furnished (+)-epiberbivaldine (475), C36H3gN206, amorphous, [ot] 5 +45.7° (c 0.12, CHC13). Epiberbivaldine is di-astereomeric to the known berbivaldine (89). Structure proof was by NOEDS and di-enone-phenol rearrangement to an aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimer (556). [Pg.181]

Natalinine (491), C25H23N05, amorphous, is a minor alkaloid of Berberis empetrifolia Lam. MS and high-resolution NMR established the skeletal structure, and CD indicated the (R) configuration (561). Natalinine may be derived biogenetically from catabolism of an aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimer [such as pakistanine (92), a major co-occurring alkaloid] (561), or by rearrangement of a coyhaiquine (107)-type dimer (562). [Pg.186]

Northalicarpine (498), C40H46N2Og, from Hernandia peltata Meissner, was identified by MS and FT NMR. It is the first nor aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimer demethylated on the aporphine (rather than the benzylisoquinoline) nitrogen (549). [Pg.188]

Thalifasine (516), C40H46N2O9, [a] [67.9° (c 0.80, MeOH), is the last of the six 12 —8 ether-linked aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimers (the others being 302,304,473, 514, and 515) isolated from Thalictrum faberi. The UV base shift of the alkaloid and a NMR study of its O, O-diacetate suggested the indicated location of the hydroxy substituents. The CD curve, closely resembling that of thalifaberine (302), indicated the same configuration (545). [Pg.193]

All aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimers so far isolated from Thalictrum species have identical configurations, suggesting common biogenesis (545). Rules for predicting the configurations of Thalictrum bisbenzylisoquinoline alkaloids have been derived the sole exception is isothalidezine (170), which may be formed by epimerization via an iminium salt of the major co-occurring alkaloid thalidezine (53) (538). [Pg.199]

Irradiation with sunlight of pakistanamine (63), which is the only known pro-aporphine-benzylisoquinoline alkaloid, yields lumipakistanine (64), together with a trace amount of neolumipakistanine (65),5 while it is known that the acid-catalysed rearrangement of (63) takes a different course and generates the dimer (66) (Scheme 4).45... [Pg.127]

The year under review has witnessed the isolation and structural elucidation of no less than nine new aporphines, as well as of five aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimers. Two of these five aporphine-benzylisoquinolines, namely kalashine and khyberine, are the first such dimers known to be substituted at C-l 1 of the aporphine moiety. Thallium(m) trifluoroacetate is an oxidizing agent which effects the cyclization of tetrahydrobenzylisoquinolines to aporphines in satisfactory yields.1 A listing of aporphinoid alkaloids has appeared.2... [Pg.135]

A practical route to aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimers by an improved Ullmann diphenyl ether synthesis has been worked out. The aromatic halide and the phenolic compound are heated with pentafluorophenyl copper in dry pyridine the average yield of dimer being 50%. ... [Pg.165]

Some twenty-seven populations of Bulgarian T. minus have been studied for their chromosome number, and dimeric alkaloids have been detected in thirteen of them. It was noted that the hexaploid cytotype is more commonly found in the lowlands, while the decaploids are more typical to the mountains above 1500 meters. In addition, bisbenzylisoquinolines are found only in the hexaploids, while aporphine-benzylisoquinolines occur only in the decaploids. It may be assumed from this research that up to two cytotypes and two chemotypes have been detected in Bulgaria that show an attitudinal pattern of distribution. [Pg.13]

Fourteen alkaloids were isolated from extracts of the whole plant of ThaUctrum fauriei Hayata, among which were seven alkaloids of novel structure including three aporphines (3-0-demethyloconovine, faurine, and O-methylfaurine), three aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimers (fauridine, faurithaline, and 3-methoxyfaurithaline), and one aporphine-pavine dimer (fauripavine). Alkaloids of previously established structure that were isolated and identified included five aporphines (corydine, isocorydine, isooconovine, oconovine, and thalisopynine), and two morphinans (ocobotrine and pallidine). [Pg.15]

Thalifaboramine is but one of over 16 new aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimeric alkaloids that have been isolated from Thalictrum faberi Ulbr., and the crude basic fraction, as well as most of the new alkaloids, including thalifaboramine (79), have demonstrated cytotoxic effects against the P-388 carcinoma cell [133],... [Pg.67]

Thalifarazine (10), C40H4iOlN2 (682.3254), [a]D +72° (c 0.06, MeOH), was isolated along with eleven other aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimeric alkaloids from an extract (EtOH) of the whole plant of T. cultratum Wall, in 1986 [2,4], The UV spectrum of this phenolic alkaloid was similar to those of other aporphine-benzylisoquinoline dimers and displayed maxima at 228 nm (log e 4.70), 270 (shX4.29), 283 (4.38), 297 (shX4.25), and 310 (shX4.02)while the CD spectrum... [Pg.70]


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