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Spectroscopic analysis reveals novel tetrahalogenated monoterpene isomers in Portieria hornemannii, highlighting the structural diversity of marine natural products.
The structure of apakaochtodene A, the minor isomer of two tetrahalogenated ochtodene monoterpenes, isolated from the red marine alga Portieria hornemannii (Lyngbye) Silva has been identified as 6(S)-bromo-1,4(S),8(R)-trichloro-2(Z)-ochtodene (1) by NMR spectral and X-ray crystallographic analysis. Its geometrical isomer, apakaochtodene B (2), which could not be separated from 1 and thus characterized as a 95:5 mixture of 2:1 had (1)H and (13)C NMR spectral characteristics similar to previously known ochtodene (3) and the related tetrahalogenated monoterpene 4.
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