Acetylation of Benzylisoquinolines
β Scribed by W. Wiegrebe
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1966
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 114 KB
- Volume
- 5
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0044-8249
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β¦ Synopsis
not always quantitative, and steric hindrance can also occur. In the best cases the number of polystyrene chains linked t o each other is equal to the functionality of the deactivator.
A different method of preparing star-shaped molecules has been developed in the authors' laboratory: Divinylbenzene is treated with monofunctional "living" polystyrene and block-copolymerized. It is known that polymerization of divinylbenzene leads to a cross-linked insoluble polymer. However, in the present case the polymer remains completely soluble, provided that the amount of bifunctional monomer
Acetylation of Benzylisoquinolines
W . Wiegrehe, Brunsw ick (Germany )
According to ArceIll, the reaction of the I-benzylisoquinoline alkaloid papaverine ( I ) with acetic anhydyide and sulfuric acid that affords the berbine derivative "coralyn" (2) can l x
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We wish to report a photo-oxidative cleavage reaction of some benzylisoquinoline-based alkaloids, which should be particularly useful in structural studies of bisbenzylisoquinolines not readily amenable to the usual degradative methods. Ultraviolet irradiation' of laudanosine (I) in the presence of
PETAIINE: A 7,8-DIOXIGPNATED ~ZYIISOQtJIKUNS 1. J. McCorkindale (e), D. S. Keg&U (a), M. Marth44dt.b (b), S. J. Smith (b) and !. B. Stenlake (b). Joint contribution from(a) Chemistry Department, The University, Glasgow, w.2., and (b) Department of pharmacp, university of Strathclyde, Glasgow, C.l.