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Haynes, L. J., Naturally Occurring

L. J. Haynes, Naturally occurring C-glycosyl compounds, Adv. Carbohydr. Chem., 18 (1963) 227-258. [Pg.232]

The conversion of isoboldine (33) into boldine (34) involves demethylation and remethylation rather than methyl transfer since boldine (34) derived from [6-Ol CH3, l- H]reticuline [as (25)J showed a 64% loss of label. Parallel results were observed for the biosynthesis of the naturally occurring dienone, crotonosine (45), from (R)-coclaurine [as (24)] (Haynes et al. 1965). [Pg.220]

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