Structure And Computational Basis For Backbone Rearrangement In Marine Oxasqualenoids

JOURNAL OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY(2021)

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Abstract
Six novel oxasqualenoids (polyether triterpenes) were isolated from the red alga Laurencia viridis. Laurokanols A-E (1-5) comprise an unreported tricyclic core with a [6,6]-spiroketal system. Yucatecone (6) shows a biogenetically intriguing epimerization at C14. Quantum mechanical calculations were used to corroborate their structures and to explain key steps involved in the biogenetic mechanisms proposed for the formation of oxasqualenoids.
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backbone rearrangement
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