Fourier transform infrared and circular dichroism spectroscopic studies ofhydrogen bonding in micacocidin A and micacocidin in dilute CH2Cl2 or CHCl3 solution
M. Takasuka et al., Fourier transform infrared and circular dichroism spectroscopic studies ofhydrogen bonding in micacocidin A and micacocidin in dilute CH2Cl2 or CHCl3 solution, VIB SPECTR, 23(2), 2000, pp. 243-251
FTIR spectra of micacocidin A (I), which is a Zn complex antibiotic, the me
tal-free ligand micacocidin (II), its derivatives and their related compoun
ds were measured in dilute CH2Cl2 solution in order to elucidate the confor
mations of I and II in solution, Curve analysis of the spectra to separate
overlapping absorption bands showed that I forms dimers due to two strong i
ntermolecular hydrogen bonds between a hydroxy group and the phenolate anio
n and II exists in a folded conformation with three rings formed by intramo
lecular hydrogen bonds between phenolic, aliphatic and carboxylic OH groups
and the N atoms of thiazoline, another thiazoline and thiazolidine, respec
tively. The concentration and temperature dependencies of CD spectra of I w
ere measured in CHCl3 and CH3OH solutions and CH3CN solution, respectively,
in order to confirm the formation of the dimers of I in these solvents. Th
e variation of the CD band by addition of ZnCl2 to II was also measured in
CH3OH solution, II was shown to be more easily transformed to I by Zn2+ ion
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