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13C-NMR. Analysis of the Roxburghines†

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The 13C shifts of the alkaloids roxburghine B, C, D and E were determined in this paper, and they confirmed the following configurations for the last three bases: C(18α)-normal, C( 18α)-pseudo, and C((18β)-epi-allo) respectively.
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The 13C shifts of the alkaloids roxburghine B, C, D and E are determined. They confirm the following configurations for the last three bases: C(18α)-normal, C(18α)-pseudo and C(18β)-pseudo, respectively. Roxburghine B is shown to be a C(18β)-epi-allo isomer.

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The structure of roxburghines A-E, new indole alkaloids from an Uncaria Sp.

TL;DR: The structural elucidation of roxburghines A–E, new diastereoisomeric indole alkaloids C 31 H 32 N 4 O 2, isolated from the leaves and stems of an Uncaria Sp.
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Mass spectrometry in the analysis of steroid drugs and their metabolites: electron-impact-induced fragmentation of ring D.

TL;DR: Certain steroid drugs, their metabolites, and related model compounds which possess a 17‐hydroxy group can be converted to trimethylsilyl ethers which give characteristic ions of type [128 + R]+in their mass spectra, where R is the mass of the other 17‐substituent.
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