Volume 20, Issue 22
Organic Dyes
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ChemInform Abstract: Total Synthesis of “Extended” Biliverdins: The Relation Between Their Conformation and Their Spectroscopic Properties.

J. B. ITURRASPE

J. B. ITURRASPE

Fac. Farm. Bioquim., Univ. Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires 1113, Argent.

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S. BARI

S. BARI

Fac. Farm. Bioquim., Univ. Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires 1113, Argent.

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B. FRYDMAN

B. FRYDMAN

Fac. Farm. Bioquim., Univ. Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires 1113, Argent.

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First published: May 30, 1989

Abstract

Biliverdin (I) when treated with DBU affords biliverdin (II) of the neopterobilin type.

ChemInform Abstract

Biliverdin (I) when treated with DBU affords biliverdin (II) of the neopterobilin type. The isomer with 3,8-chloroethyl substitution (i.e. exchange of methyl and chloroethyl groups in the A and B rings of (I)) also undergoes ring closure but with connection of pyrrole rings B-C instead of A-B as in (II). In a third isomer of (I) two ring closures takes place.

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