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Caryophyllan

As indicated in Figure 3, the cadlnanes (170 - 187) are formed from the humulane (205) system, which also is the progenitor of the caryophyllanes (206 - 208). Of these last three compounds, caryophyllene (206) itself is of particular Importance, since it can account for 20 - 25% of the essential oil of some samples (lA). Other major constituents in the same sample were copaene (173, another cadinane) and a-humulene (205), each near 15%. It is therefore apparent that the pathway involving initial conversion of Z,E-farnesyl pyrophosphate to the humulane system is dominant in Gossypiwn terpenoid biogenesis. [Pg.292]

Several sesquiterpene skeletons include cyclobutane rings [78]. Some representative examples are summarized in Sch. 20. As can be easily seen, syntheses of caryophyllanes 78 and panasinsanes 79 are based on photocycloadditions to 2-methylpropene, those of tritomaranes (kelsoanes) 80, protoilludanes 81, and sterpuranes 82 are based on photocycloadditions to ethylene, while the bourbonane skeleton 83 is accessible via... [Pg.231]

Fattorusso, C. Stendardo, E. Appendino, G. Fattorusso, E. Luciano, P. Romano, A. Taglialatela-Scafati, O. Artarborol, a nor-caryophyllane sesquiterpene alcohol from artemisia arborescens. Stereostructure assignment through concurrence of NMR data and computational analysis, Org. Lett. 2007, 9, 2377-2380. [Pg.95]

Caryophyllane, Humulane, Africane, Illudalane, Protoilludane, Hirsutane, Vellerane, Pentalane, Senoxydane... [Pg.38]

Humulane, Caryophyllane, Protoilludane, Illudane, Marasmane, Hirsutane... [Pg.77]

The proposed intermediacy of humulene (218) in the biosynthesis of sesquiterpenoids belonging to various structural groups (caryophyllane, protoilludane, etc.)... [Pg.77]

This unusual monosaccharide is the repeating unit of the O-chain of the main LPS of B. caryophylli, called caryophyllan [Fig. (5)]. It proved to be a linear homopolysaccharide built up of (l->7) a-caryophyllose, as deduced from GC-MS analysis of the products of hydrolysis, reduction and acetylation of the methylated LPS. [Pg.601]

When the H and 13C NMR spectra of the hydrolysed LPS fraction were recorded, the presence of a further anomeric signal, not attributable to the completely hydrolysed caryophyllan, was observed. The O-chain structure of the new LPS, called caryan, was determined by applying the... [Pg.602]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.601 , Pg.604 ]




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