Revised Structure of the Alkaloid Drymaritin
Journal of Natural Products2009Vol. 72(10), pp. 1908–1910
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Abstract
In 2004, a new anti-HIV alkaloid named drymaritin was isolated from Drymaria diandra. The authors identified the alkaloid as 5-methoxycanthin-4-one on the basis of spectroscopic data. Here we describe a synthetic approach that unambiguously gave 5-methoxycanthin-4-one, but the synthetic product showed spectroscopic data significantly different from those of the Drymaria alkaloid. Extensive re-evaluation of the spectroscopic data published for this and related alkaloids has led to the conclusion that drymaritin does not have a canthin-4-one backbone, but is identical to the known alkaloid cordatanine (4-methoxycanthin-6-one).
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