3 research outputs found
Biosynthesis and Conformational Properties of the Irregular Sesquiterpenoids Isothapsadiene and β‑Isothapsenol
A carbocation cyclization/rearrangement
mechanism for the biosynthesis
of isothapsadiene and β-isothapsenol is shown to be energetically
viable on the basis of density functional theory (DFT) calculations.
In addition, for both isothapsadiene and β-isothapsenol, variable-temperature
NMR experiments reveal two equilibrium conformers that undergo hindered
exchange. The identities of these conformers, which are related by
a chair-flip, are confirmed by DFT calculations on their structures,
energies, <sup>1</sup>H and <sup>13</sup>C chemical shifts, and interconversion
pathways
Biosynthesis and Conformational Properties of the Irregular Sesquiterpenoids Isothapsadiene and β‑Isothapsenol
A carbocation cyclization/rearrangement
mechanism for the biosynthesis
of isothapsadiene and β-isothapsenol is shown to be energetically
viable on the basis of density functional theory (DFT) calculations.
In addition, for both isothapsadiene and β-isothapsenol, variable-temperature
NMR experiments reveal two equilibrium conformers that undergo hindered
exchange. The identities of these conformers, which are related by
a chair-flip, are confirmed by DFT calculations on their structures,
energies, <sup>1</sup>H and <sup>13</sup>C chemical shifts, and interconversion
pathways
Biosynthesis and Conformational Properties of the Irregular Sesquiterpenoids Isothapsadiene and β‑Isothapsenol
A carbocation cyclization/rearrangement
mechanism for the biosynthesis
of isothapsadiene and β-isothapsenol is shown to be energetically
viable on the basis of density functional theory (DFT) calculations.
In addition, for both isothapsadiene and β-isothapsenol, variable-temperature
NMR experiments reveal two equilibrium conformers that undergo hindered
exchange. The identities of these conformers, which are related by
a chair-flip, are confirmed by DFT calculations on their structures,
energies, <sup>1</sup>H and <sup>13</sup>C chemical shifts, and interconversion
pathways