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To determine the molecular structures and stereochemical configurations of biphenyl ether alkaloids isolated from Decodon verticillatus.

June 1, 1971Journal of the American Chemical Society

Lythraceae alkaloids. VIII. Structure and stereochemistry of the biphenyl ether alkaloids from Decodon verticillatus

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To determine the molecular structures and stereochemical configurations of biphenyl ether alkaloids isolated from Decodon verticillatus.
Extracted and isolated alkaloid components from Decodon verticillatus (swamp loosestrife) plant material.
Conducted chemical analysis and spectroscopic evaluation to establish the stereochemistry and framework of the biphenyl ether alkaloids.
Elucidated the distinct chemical structures and three-dimensional configurations of the biphenyl ether alkaloids.
Clarified structural relationships among alkaloid members within the Lythraceae plant family.

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Chemical analysis resolves the structure and stereochemistry of biphenyl ether alkaloids from Decodon verticillatus, clarifying natural product diversity in Lythraceae.

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Ferris et al. (1971) studied this question.

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Chemical analysis resolves the structure and stereochemistry of biphenyl ether alkaloids from Decodon verticillatus, clarifying natural product diversity in Lythraceae.

Lythraceae alkaloids. VIII. Structure and stereochemistry of the biphenyl ether alkaloids from Decodon verticillatus

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Lythraceae alkaloids. VIII. Structure and stereochemistry of the biphenyl ether alkaloids from Decodon verticillatus

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