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Narcotine and Related Compounds

A facile conversion of (—)-a-narcotine to the alkaloid nornarceine involves Hofmann elimination of A-benzyl-( —)-a-narcotinium bromide (21) followed by ethanolysis. The resulting ester 22 was debenzylated and saponified in good yield.  [Pg.314]

In similar fashion, (—)-j8-hydrastine (23) is a source of the amino acid 24 which has been taken to the aporhoeadane 25  [Pg.314]

When ( —)-a-narcotine 7V-oxide is allowed to stand in chloroform or is pyrolyzed, the product is a crystalline material which was erroneously labeled anhydro-A -oxynornarceine. This compound has now been shown to possess structure 26 through X-ray analysis of the bromo derivative 27. (—)-j3-Hydra-stine iV-oxide undergoes a similar rearrangement.  [Pg.315]

Thermal decomposition of narceine imide methiodide in the presence of 30% potassium hydroxide yields the Hofmann products 28 and 29, as well as the aporhoeadane derivative 30 which can be further reduced to 31 and 32  [Pg.315]

In contrast, thermal decomposition of narceine imide methohydroxide gives a 55% yield of 28 and 29, as well as a small amount of the rearranged lactam 33.  [Pg.316]


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