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Chelidonine

Dicranostigma franchetianum (Prain) Fedde. Chelidonine, protopine,... [Pg.173]

This sub-group includes four alkaloids, a-homochelidonine, chelidonine, chelerythrine, and sanguinarine, whose nuclear structure and interrelationships (formula I to IV) have been established. Three minor chelidonium alkaloids, oxychelidonine, methoxychelidonine and oxy-sanguinarine, whose association is implied by their names, are included. [Pg.277]

The nature of the nucleus in chelidonine and sanguinarine was established by Spath and Kuffner,i who showed that both alkaloids on distillation with zinc dust yielded a-naphthaphenanthridine (V), first prepared by Graebe, and on that basis formula (IV) was suggested for sanguinarine. [Pg.281]

Accepting Gadamer and Winterfeld s view that this base is a methoxy-chelidonine, von Bruclihausen and Bersch suggested that the methoxyl group was probably at (III, p. 278). [Pg.282]

Hydroxysanguinarinebetaine (367) is formed on Oppenauer oxidation of Chelidonine (366) as a red compound (65MI2) (Scheme 109). Deprotonation of the benzo[c]phenanthridine alkaloid Fagaronine (93T10305), which is known to inhibit various reverse transcriptases (77MI1), resulted in the... [Pg.154]

CC-1065 394 CeCl3-7H20 618 chelate effect 680 P-chelation-control 607 f. chelidonine 158... [Pg.791]

Now chelidonine produced an intense green fluorescent chromatogram zone in addition there were other intensely fluorescent zones in the track of the celandine extracts — some of which were not previously visible or had another color shade (Fig. IC). In addition the general fluorescence was increased as a result of the UV irradiation. Figure II illustrates the corresponding fluorescence scans. [Pg.20]

Fig. n Fiuorescence scan of a Chelidonium extract chromatogram track with ca 5 pg chelidonine (A) before and (B) after 1 h irradiation with short-wavelength UV light two new zones are apparent that were not previously detected [25, 26]. [Pg.20]

Kemeny-Beke A, Aradi J, Damjanovich J, et al. Apoptotic response of uveal melanoma cells upon treatment with chelidonine, sanguinarine and chelerythrine. Cancer Lett 2005, in press. [Pg.225]

Oppolzer and Robbiani have reported highly stereoselective total syntheses of alkaloids such as chelidonine by an intramolecular o-quinodimethene/nitrostyrene-cycloaddition (Scheme S.7).34 (Benzocyclobutane is used as a source of quinodimethene). The high regio- and stereoselectivity in the intramolecular cycloaddition is remarkable a strong preference for transition state, exo-N02, over transition state, emfo-N02, is responsible for the stereoselectivity. [Pg.240]

The thermal reaction of the compound (318) may be chosen as an example to show the usefulness of the benzocyclobutene — o-xylylene rearrangement in alkaloid synthesis U1). On heating (318) at 120 °C, an intermediate product (319) was formed, which cyclized to give the compound (320). This method formulated the key step in the total synthesis of the alkaloid chelidonine (321) ni). [Pg.130]

Dickey et al. (403) reported a list of tau-reducing compounds identified from an initial in-cell Western screening assay. Drugs resulting in more than 25% reductions in tan levels with less than 10% reductions in GAPDH include aggregation inhibitors (diazaquone, methylene blue) antibiotics (alexidine HCl) antiproliferatives (colchicine, albendazole, chelidonine, rotenone) and steroids (norethindrone) (403). [Pg.269]

Zbierska, J. and Kowalewski, Z. 1979. Anticancer and antibiotic properties of chelidonine methyliodide. Herba Polonica, 25 209-217. [Pg.263]


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Alkaloids, chelidonine

Chelerythrine Chelidonine

Chelidonine biosynthesis

Chelidonine, oxidation

Chelidonine, synthesis

Coptisine chelidonine from

Hydroxysanguinarinebetaine, formation from Chelidonine

Methoxy chelidonine

Of -chelidonine

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