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Phytochemistry | 1971

Oxidation experiments with flavonoids

Andrew Pelter; John Bradshaw; R. Warren

Abstract It is proposed that phenolic oxidation of a 4(2)-hydroxychalcone(4′[2′]-hydroxyflavanone) serves to initiate transformations to aurone, flavone, dihydroflavonol and isoflavone. Flavonols could be produced by phenolic oxidation of either a 4′-hydroxydihydroflavonol or a 4′-hydroxyflavone. The production of 4-hydroxyphenylcoumarins and derived products could follow a similar pathway from isoflavones. Simple model flavanones and chalcones have been synthesized and their oxidation by potassium ferricyanide studied. The 4′-hydroxy and 2′-hydroxy compounds rapidly give flavone or aurone in high yield, in sharp distinction to the 3′-hydroxy derivatives. The fully methylated flavanones or corresponding chalcones are not oxidized after long periods. The results provide excellent analogies for the proposed biosynthetic pathway. The hydroxyaurone is produced as a metal complex, in which form it is protected from further oxidation, a situation that may have biochemical analogies.


Tetrahedron | 1971

Biflavonyls from guttifereae—garcinia livingstonII

Andrew Pelter; R. Warren; K.K. Chexal; B.K. Handa; W. Rahman

Abstract Moarelloflavone (BGH-II) and a new biflavonyl, BGH-111 along with optically active amentoflavone and podocarpusflavone A have been isolated from the phenolic extractives ofheartwood, bark and leaves of Garcinia livingstonii. Two members of a new series of 3,8-linked biflavones have been produced from BGH-II and BGH-111. Mass spectral and NMR studies including solvent dependent shifts ofOMe resonances are used for structure elucidation. An anomaly in the method ofOMe proton shifts is pointed out.


Phytochemistry | 1971

Cinnamylidenbutenolide aus Piper sanctum

Rudolf Hänsel; Andrew Pelter

Zusammenfassung Aus den Wurzeln von Piper sanctum (Miq) Schlecht haben wir eine Substanz isoliert, fur die wir die Bezeichnung Piperolid vorschlogen. Die Konstitution wurde ermittelt. Es handelt sich um 5-(γ-Methoxy)-cinnamyliden-4-methoxy-but-3-enolid und damit um den ersten Vertreter einer substituierten Tetronsaure (5-Yliden- O -methyltetronsaure), die in hoheren Pflanzen gefunden wurde. Begleitet wird Piperolid (III) von einer zweiten Substanz, dem Methylendioxyderivat von III (= MDO-III).


Tetrahedron Letters | 1969

Zur struktur des silybins: synthese von unsymmetrisch substituierten 2.3-trans-benzdioxanen

Rudolf Hänsel; Jutta Schulz; Andrew Pelter; H. Rimpler; A.F. Rizk

Zusammenfassung The synthesis of model trans -2-aryl-3-hydroxymethyl-1,4-benzdioxanes is described. These substances are very similar in p.m.r. spectra and fragmentation patterns to the aliphatic residue of silybin, dehydrosilybin and their derivatives, thus confirming the presence of a 1,4-benzdioxane ring in these compounds. Neither cis- nor trans-chroman-3,4-diols show any similarity in p.m.r. spectra to silybin or its derivatives, showing the structural proposal incorporating this unit to be untenable.


Zeitschrift für Naturforschung B | 1970

Obtusifolin, ein Flavanon mit einem biogenetisch unüblichen C9-Baustein / Obtusifolin, a Flavonone with a Biogenetically Unusual C9-unit

Rudolf Hänsel; Dieter Ohlendorf; Andrew Pelter

From the overground parts of Gnaphalium obtusifolium (Compositae) there was isolated a flavanone substituted by a biogenetically unusual C9-unit (= obtusifolin). Mass-, UV-, IR-, PMR-spectra are correlated on the basis of a structure previously established by X-ray analysis CHOPPE et al. 12).


Journal of Heterocyclic Chemistry | 1965

The mass spectra of oxygen heterocycles. II. The mass spectra of some flavonoids

Andrew Pelter; P. Stainton; M. Barber


Tetrahedron Letters | 1968

The structure of silybin (silybum substance E6), the first flavonolignan

Andrew Pelter; Rudolf Hänsel


Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences | 1969

The isolation and characterization of two members of a new series of naturally occurring biflavones

Andrew Pelter; R. Warren; J. N. Usmani; R. H. Rizvi; M. Ilyas; W. Rahman


Phytochemistry | 1970

Biflavonyl pigments from thuja orientalis (cupressaceae)

Andrew Pelter; R. Warren; Najma Hameed; Nizam U. Khan; M. Ilyas; W. Rahman


Journal of Heterocyclic Chemistry | 1966

The mass spectra of oxygen heterocycles (III) †‡. An examination of simple lignans

Andrew Pelter; A. P. Stainton; M. Barber

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Rudolf Hänsel

Free University of Berlin

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R. Warren

University of Manchester

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M. Barber

University of Manchester

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M. Ilyas

University of Manchester

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W. Rahman

University of Manchester

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Jutta Schulz

Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences

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J. N. Usmani

University of Manchester

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R. H. Rizvi

University of Manchester

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W. Rahman

University of Manchester

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A. P. Stainton

University of Manchester

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