BIOACTIVE NATURAL-PRODUCTS FROM TRADITIONALLY USED MEXICAN PLANTS .5.ISOLATION AND STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF NEW GLYCOLIPID ESTER-TYPE DIMERS FROM THE RESIN OF IPOMOEA TRICOLOR (CONVOLVULACEAE)
M. Bah et R. Peredamiranda, BIOACTIVE NATURAL-PRODUCTS FROM TRADITIONALLY USED MEXICAN PLANTS .5.ISOLATION AND STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF NEW GLYCOLIPID ESTER-TYPE DIMERS FROM THE RESIN OF IPOMOEA TRICOLOR (CONVOLVULACEAE), Tetrahedron, 53(27), 1997, pp. 9007-9022
An extensive structural investigation using high field NMR spectroscop
y and FAB mass spectrometry led to the characterization of tricolorins
F-J, minor phytogrowth inhibitor glycolipids purified by recycling HP
LC from the resins of Ipomoea bicolor Cav. (Convolvulaceae). The poten
tial of various two-dimensional NMR techniques in deducing information
about the saccharide substitution and the positions of acylation in t
hese complex oligosaccharides is presented. Tricolorins F and G were f
ound to be trisaccharides forming a macrolactone with the aglycone, (1
1S)-hydroxyhexadecanoic acid (jalapinolic acid). Tricolorins H, I and
J consisted of three ester type dimers of either tricolorins F or G an
d tricoloric acid C, a new hetero-trisaccharide of jalapinolic acid. (
C) 1997 Elsevier Science Ltd.