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The NMR spectra of indolizidine derivatives have already been described accurately <1984CHEC(4)443 1996CHEC-II(8)237> more recently, the extensive use of mono- and bidimensional H and 13C NMR spectra allowed the structural assignment of natural compounds such as grandisine A possessing an indolizidine nucleus (Figure 3) <2005JOC1889>. [Pg.368]

Grandisine Active against mouse leukemia L1210 cells — 145... [Pg.36]

Grandisine-I 1,5-diOH, 3,6-diOMe, 10-Me Citrus grandis [17], C. maxima [40]... [Pg.765]

Figure 21 Alkaloids isolated from Elaeocarpus grandis isoelaeocarpiline (851) +)-grandisine A (852) grandisine B (853) (—)-grandisine C (854) grandisine D (855) grandisine E (856) (-)-grandisine F (857) grandisine G (858) mearsine (859). Figure 21 Alkaloids isolated from Elaeocarpus grandis isoelaeocarpiline (851) +)-grandisine A (852) grandisine B (853) (—)-grandisine C (854) grandisine D (855) grandisine E (856) (-)-grandisine F (857) grandisine G (858) mearsine (859).
Whether grandisines B, F, and G are true alkaloids or artifacts of the isolation procedure is moot. Carroll confirmed in a personal commimication... [Pg.166]

Scheme 107 Possible biogenesis of the grandisines." (a) Condensation (b) aldol reaction (c) retro-aldol reaction (d) reduction (e) cyclization, dehydration (f) reduction (g) amination (h) cyclization and dehydration (imine formation) (i) methanolysis (j) enolization and cyclization (k) hydration. Scheme 107 Possible biogenesis of the grandisines." (a) Condensation (b) aldol reaction (c) retro-aldol reaction (d) reduction (e) cyclization, dehydration (f) reduction (g) amination (h) cyclization and dehydration (imine formation) (i) methanolysis (j) enolization and cyclization (k) hydration.
Tamura and coworkers have reported a fairly general route to several of the grandisines and analogs in which the chiral imide (—)-877, itself prepared by a known route from L-mahc acid, ° served as the precursor (Scheme 109). Regioselective reduction, ethanolysis, and cross-metathesis... [Pg.170]

Another short synthesis of (+)-grandisine D (855), by Lindsley and coworkers, took advantage of the inherent chirahty of (5)-teri-butyl sulfin-amide to control the absolute stereochemistry of the target (Scheme 112). The diol 902 was converted in three steps into the (S)-N-sulfinyl... [Pg.175]


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