TetrahedronLetters No. 13, pp 1065 - 1~68, 1973. Pergamon Press.
CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC
STUDIES
OF
OBTAINED
FROM
Minoru Research
Institute,
Daiichi
Faculty
of
Pharmaceutical
ANTHRAQUINONE
DERIVATIVE
KIDAMYCIN
Furukawa
Seiyaku
Akiko
AN
Printed in Great Britain.
Co.,
Itai,
Ltd.,
Yoichi
Sciences,
Edogawa-ku,
antitumor of
(I)
and
I ty
X-ray
Preliminary
University
of Tokyo,
the
presence
was
assumed
Hongo,
a compound
(III)
compound kept
in
large
crystals
of
III
Weissenberg
were and
orthorohmbic
c=10.18~. for
The the
to
in
flask
at
carry
out
from
sample
used
a mixed room
the
the
was
for
the
solution
solution
lattice
the
indicated constants
chemical
1065
II
reduction, Evidence
molecular
very
by
that
from fine
and to
elongated
by
methanol needles, as
ra-
analysis. ethyl
aceta-
obtain
a
prismatic
months. the
a=15.559,
P212121. formula,
I followed
X-ray
attempt
for
formula
methanolysis
methanol
several
several
dimethylamino
of
present
of
of
product
Large
after
to be
the
I as
in an
analysis.
determined
indicated
from
temperature
X-ray
the
of
studies.
to
Acetylation
(II)
chemical
oxygens. and
of
structure
presence
resistant
obtained
derived
been
the
the
methyls,
ethereal
form.
photographs
with
group
not
methoiodide
has
precession
space
dried
latter
and
crystallization
is presumably
grown
system
was
aromatic
possessing
determine
the
group(s)
duplicate
and
dissolved
a sealed enough
its
acetate
which The
(II)
an
and
group
linkage
iodide
gave
prisms.
crystal
sis
methyl
sec.
Japan
16 February 1973)
with
indicated
car-bony1
hydroxyl
or
to
simultaneously
tert.,
hydroxyls,
C 39H480gN2
acetate
as
Tokyo,
phaeoverticillatus
Attempts
experiments(2)
I such
a glycosidic
and
the
in
NMR
of
with
large
and
a chelated
ethyl
te was
proceeded
have
with
and
The
analysis
as
alkylation
Streptomyces
activities(l).
alcoholic
sec.
of
antibacterial
groups
carbonyl(s)
ther
a metabolite
chemical
functional groups,
is
Japan
Iitaka
(Received in Japan 29 January 1973; received in UK for publication Kidamycin
Tokyo,
The C
crystal
belongs
b=39.49, elemental
48H64013N212-
analyH2°-
to
No. 13
1064
Found
: C
: I 22.09.
N 2.44 using
a mixed
cm -3 which units
The
is
in
of
the
methanol
by
the
X-ray
data
l H 2 0*&H
four
circle
walled
of
times
The
of by
Fourier
use
of
mined
by
ttering
measured
are
and
contained of
the
ethyl
in
the
unit
and
the
using
crystal
immediately
was
cell.
three
was
deteriorated
The
presence
confirmed
computer
later
to
inten-
controlled
sealed
due
g
structure
dimensional
a Rigaku
:
method 1.36
four
was
specimen
: H 5.79
flotation
acetate
crystallization
constants
The
by
g cm -3 assuming
1.356
measurement
it
standard
of
a W-26
us
to
the
The the
diffractometer
were
in
a thin-
loss
of
the
final
using
of
was
intensities
with
above
Ni-filtered
of
Friedel
radiation
the
carried
The
CUKCZ
out
absolute
and
of
they
least-squares
by
the
atoms.
method were
of
were
compared
was for
taken
block-
allowed
corrections were
use calcu-
configuration
reflexions
were
four
parameters
CUKCL radiation pairs
Successive
seventy
Dispersion
method. for
all
method.
with
thermal
O-125.
atom
atom
coupled
anisotropic was
200
net
obtained
heavy
locations
iodine
CuKa
the
syntheses
dispersion
the
by
parameters
R value
having
method.
the
in which
Intensities
Aft'= 7.2.
deviations,
Fourier
structural
of
factors
solved
assign
anomalous
factors
structure
scan
was
difference
least-squares, atom.
the
since
structure
enabled
each
OH
value
a solvent
independent
their
and
Refinement matrix
1425
crystal
lations
3
diffractometer.
capillary
of
radiation
the
lattice
from
crystal
50.18
: C
crystallization.
A total three
The
derived
X-ray
glass
solvent
as
analysis.
the
Calculated
tetrachloride
with
molecules
were
of
carbon
agreement
of C48H64013N212
sity
density
solution
of
of
: H 5.86 : N 2.36 : I 21.99.
50.17
deter-
the
as Aft=
the
sca-1.1,
measured
with
for
on
the
calculated
value. The 1-a
molecular
excluding
crystal
as
structure cture
of
Ellipsoid
structure the
the
solvents
is given the
molecules
in
molecule.
Plot)
program
of Fig. The by
determined of
by
methanol
the and
present water A
crystallization. 1-b
which
figure Johnson(4)
shows was
the
drawn in which
by
analysis
which
are
stereoscopic three the the
is
contained drawing
dimensional ORTEP atoms
shown
(Oak were
in in
of
Fig. the
the
absolute Ridge drawn
stru-
Thermal by
the
No. 13
spheres The two minal
1067
of
varying
structure
radius consists
tetrahydropyrane methoxyl
Fig.
l-a
Fig.
l-b
and
with of
moieties acetoxyl
increasing
order
a tetracyclic attached groups
with
of
atomic
conjugated
to
the
the
ring
peri
ring D.
The
hydroxyl
numbers. A,B,C,D,
system presence group
in
of the
and the
ge-
ring
C
1068
of
the
present
structure
by methanolysis The
same
with
ring
indomycinone(3) The
system and
directly
except
for
should
be
also
the
conformation
the
are
The
atoms.
in
C-4"
the
trimethylamino
to
the
be
given
the
C-2'
both
the
group
methyl
each
while is
are
was
formed
both
bulky
would
to
come
Details
of
the
o
the
of
211S,311S F ring
may also
F ring
the
be
i ca
at C
attached
diaxial and
configur
are
groups
If
study
conformations
rings II C-2 , and
cis-1,3
this
F r
that
trimethylamino direction.
in
two
and
at C-2'
equatorial
group.
the
a similar the
F ring
while
fo
aromatic
absolute
the
of
been
should
the
at C-4'
The
form
has
have
and
of
conformations
the
rings
other.
a chair
to
group
those
III
indomycins(3)
linked
methyl
configurations
in
III
of
configurations
from
the
rings,
oriented
and
(III)
that
I and
The
a tertiary
E ring
in
F in
bonds.
differ
the
In both
are
of
that
difference
differences
C-4M
C-C
2'R,3'S,4'R,6'R, of
compound
as
between
E and
the
rings
E ring
the
chromophore
similarity
presence
noted
the
took
(
a
position
w
constitution
elsewhere.
: The authors
Acknowledgement Dr.
the
the
rings
tetrahydropyrane
form.
of
through
the
that
rearrangement.
tetrahydropyrane
atoms
indicates
Takeo
Ishiguro
thank
of Daiichi
Toju
Prof.
Seiyaku
Co.,
Hata
Ltd.
of
for
Kitasato
their
kind
Unive: arrangt
interest.
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