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STRUCTURE DETERWINATION OF INDOLOCARBAZOLEALKALOIDS BY NYR SPECTROSCOPY Shigetoshi
Nicrobiology
Tsubotani*,
Research
Laboratories,
Takeda 2-17-85
Seiichi
Chemical
Jusohonrachi,
Tanida
and
Research
Setsuo
Harada
& Development
Industries
Division,
Ltd.,
Yodogawa-ku,
Osaka
532,
Japan
(Received in USA 3 December 1990)
The structures of two indolocarbazole TAN-1030 A and TAN-999, properties, analysis.
Abstract: activating spectral
TAN-1030
A and
StreptoHyces
SP.
d5,
K-252
are
the
first
compounds having
having
the
same
so
also
Fig.
1.
produced Structures
have
by of
been
A,
such
reported
Strepto#yces
TAN-1030
sp.
TAN-999
by
respectiveas
C-71799. and
SF-
staurosporine.
on.
reported series
propertiesl.
detail
deals
in
the
struc-
with
determination
TAN-1030 (Fig.11
A and using
kOCH3 N
of
NMR
TH CH3
'OH
TAN-999 tech-
TAN-1030
A
niques.
tS
C-71425,
TAN-999
in this
paper
ture
was
and
chrosophore
produced
alkaloids
dassonvillei
racrophage-acti-
vating This
and
A and
indolocarbazole
Nocardiopsis
a,b,c
UCN-016
TAN-1030
new
and
, which
111urosporine2*3
are
C-71793
Compounds
23704,
TAN-999
alkaloids with macrophagewere determined based on NMR
TAN-999
R=OCH3
Staurosporine
R=H
r c TAN-1030
290-295°C C27H22N404
A
was
(dec). on
the
obtained The basis
as
molecular of
colorless formula
secondary
crystals of
ion 3565
TAN-1030 sass
with
a
A was
spectrum
melting
point
determined
[m/z
467;
to
of be
(M+H>'I,
3566
S. TSUROTANIet al.
l
Table
‘H
1.
NfdR spectral
data
TAN-99gb
Position 1 i 4 6 7
Fi
:*
,
3&H 4’-OCH; IO-OCH3 3’=NOH a: C:
e:
7.27 7.46 7.35 9.40 6.28e 4.96 7.75 6.96
(d,J=8.0) (t> (t> (d,J=7.8) (s) (ABq,J=l7.0) (d,J=8.5) (dd,J=2.0,8.5)
7.46 6.53 2.38 2.75 3.35 3.87
(d,J=2.0) (d,J=5.6) (II> (dd,J=4.0,14.7) (II> (d,J=3.5)
2.33 1.57 3.44 3.95
(s) (s) (s) (s)
Coupling constants in Hz d: These signals DfdSO-d6. This signal shifted according 2.
data
TAN-999*
TAN-1030Ab
106.89 124.88 119.65 126.50 123.55 114.88 118.58 173.81 45.92 131.48 114.24 118.92 120.94 107.94 157.49
4” :;: 4c ! 7a 7b 7c 8 9 10 a:
In
elemental
CDC13.
b:
d d d d s s s s t s s s d d s ln
analysis H,5.07;N,11.70)
Presence
of
sorption
NH and
maxima
in
of
108.88 125.21 119.52 125.61 122.85 114.98 119.15 171.77 45.30 132.25 114.02 123.79 120.72 120.13 124.64
StaurosporineC
;.;;
((ij~=8.2)
7:32d ;.;;
(t> ;ijJ=7.8)
7.56 (d,J=8.1) 7.45 (t> 7.27d (t> 9.30 (d,J=7.9) 8.53 (s) 4.96 (s like) 7.96d(d,J=7.3) z: 7:98 6.68 2.49
::; (d,J=8.4) (s like) (II)
3.24 4.04
4.73
(5)
2.47
(s)
3.43
(s)
10.45
(s)
TAN-999
cm> (d,J=3.2) (s) (s) (s)
2.29 1.44 3.32
and
TAN-1030
Position
b:
A (75
100.72 141.04 130.63 127.09 136.67 80.12 30.29 50.36 84.26 91.06 29.89 33.38 57.24 55.78
,
d* 3’ 4’ 5’ 6’ 3’-NCH3 4’-0CH3 IO-0CH3
In
CDC13.
Mz).
TAN-99ga
11 lla 12a 12b 13a
d d d d s s s s t s s s d d d
MHz)*.
TAN-1030Ab d s s s s d t d d s q q q q
115.58 139.82 128.03 124.60 136.01 82.17 29.71 145.12 83.57 98.16 28.59
d s s s s d t s d s q
58.29
q
DRSO-d6. (Calcd
C.67.23;
(300
are given in parentheses. overlapped. to the concentration.
13C NMR spectral
Position
TAN-1030A
4196 (s like) 7.98 (d,J=8.0) 7.32d(t> 7.44 (t> 8.01 (d, J=9.1> 7.04 (d,J=5.2) 3.01 (dd,J=5.2,14.0) 3.63 (d,J=l4.0)
In
Table
and
TAN-999
TAN-1030AC
10
11 1’ 2’
of
for and
mono-hydrate:
OH (3430cme1) methanol
C,66.93;H,4.99;N,ll.56, The
13C NMR spectrum. and were
amide observed
(1680c11-~) at
Found:
1R spectrum
233nm
showed
functions. (E
29,400).
the
UV ab244
3567
Indolocarbazolealkaloids
263
(sh,28,000), (sh,13,400). 1030
333
A has
(17,700).
a chrorophore TAN-1030
porine2. lich
(sh.31.300).
reagents
A
and
275
352
(12,100)
sisilar
to
showed
color
and
the
positive
negative
(sh,42,000), 369
289
(13,400)
showing
indolocarbazole
color
roiety
reactions
reactions
with
(71,000).
with
that in
and
TAN-
stauros-
Barton
ninhydrin
319
and
Ehr-
Dragendorff
reagents.
cate
ill and
13C
the
presence
nineteen
are
one
quaternary
(H-6.8.58
H-3,7.32
and
H-11,8.01)
signsent
of
Fig.
only and
other
four
moieties
1=60msec
spectra
which
were
spectroscopy of TAN-i030
A.
and
off
by
via
long
range
methines, contains
two sany
revealed:
la,
H-2,7.50;
H-9,7.32;
H-10,7.44 The
3.63).
by
cut
the
(H-1,7.70;
H-2',3.01, achieved
indiof
'Ii-ltl correlation
(H-8,7.98;
was
A
were
[la,-CH=CH-CH=CH-
data
(eleven
two
from
structures
(H-1',7.04
The
TAN-1030
Therefore
signals
2.
carbons
carbon,
group.
IIla,-CH=CH-CH=CH-
carbon
1 and sp2
quaternary
partial
H-7,4.96);
IVa,-yHCH2-
a correlation 2. INEPT
one
nethoxy
one
Tables
nineteen
heteroatoas.
proton-bonded
with
heteroatoms,
and
in
group,
carbons),
H-4,9.31); and
suaaarized
aaide
and
(COSY>
-CONHCH2-
are
one
methyl
carbons
spectroscopy
connect
data of
quaternary
sethylenes,
and
NHR
'H-13C
quaternary couplings
as-
COSY.
To
carbons
or
7
tcoLoc)
3568
S. TSUROTANI er al.
.-.
-
-
__ -_
Yn-
--
I
_
I -_
_
z
Indolocarbazole
was
For
used.
pling
is
cussed
a
(20,
when
40
and
ticulary giving
the
coupling
most
These
with data
carbons
a
stituted
the
aethylene
benzene
139.82).
and
-CONHCHy
benzene with
A qethoxv
carbon
structures
two
a
amide
were
quaternary
of TAN-1030
coupled
with
long
a
and (H-4’,4.73)
-yHCHz-
IIIa IVa
Ib
IIb
IIIb
OH IVb
oy3 ‘; N ,’ _,;, \oH’;:...
-
‘H ,13C
d..--L N‘,E
long range
which
1,2-disub-
(C-7c,123.79
-CH=CH-CH=CH-
la.
quaternary IIa,
formed
a qethine
as in
Two
A.
IIa
I
range
C-7a,132.25)
with
carbons
pardelay
(H-6,8.58)
(lb).
also
I
structures and
correlated
best
(Fig.3).
proton
IIIa
the
C-H
partial
f-lactam
(Ilb).
(S58.29)
-CH=CH-CH=CH-
Ia
an
to
is delay
intensity as
the
the
refo-
experi-
the
best
cou-
a
signals
2Oasec
(C-4c,119.15
C-13a.136.01)
(Illb)
4. Partial
and la
the
COLOC experiment
carbons
structure
1,2-disubstisuted
gave
expanded
range via
We varied
Therefore,
the
(H-7,4.98)
the
carbon
We chose
COLOC experiment quaternary
of
that
long transfer)
1/4JC6.
signals.
Hz in
C-H performed
polarization
to
spectrum
the
was
enhancerent
signals.
12.5
of
by
equal
carbon to
the
(C-4a,122.85 a
the set
carbon
Two
extended
indicated
Fig.
find
equal of
(Fig.4).
coupled
is
quaternary
set
result
follows
to
quaternary
was
The
I
choice
optimization
enhanced
experiwent
delay
8Owsec)
the
This nuclei
this
the
for
isent,
point.
In
(Fig.2).
observed
COLOC exper
(’ in t ensive
INEPT*
sent
lla,
a
difficult
3569
alkaloids
coupling
C-
3570
S. TSUROTANIet
and
the
methine
(13.43).
carbon
This
observed
indicates
between
exchangeable carbon
was
also
and
a
data
combined carbon of
these
data of
1Vb
the
indicate
connected
correlated
extended
iVa
rethine
(C-l',
to
these
a
the
with
the
six-membered
82.17) carbons
and
IVa
group.
oxine
and
the
Furthermore
group
(H-6', (H-l')
methyl
(IVb).
are
bound
to
heteroatoms
(J=12.5Hz)
ten
of
the
of
IVa. were
quaternary
of
carbon
a
2.471,
group a
(H-l')
moiety
quaternary
The
that
the
was
oxide
qethoxynethine
the
addition,
methine ring
the
coupling
deuteriun
aethine
and In
(C-5').
protons
moiety.
of
Methyl
nethoxymethine
carbon
a
oxime
oxime
a
and
range
indicates
the
with
methoxy
and
(H-4') This
through
the
Long
an
methine IVa.
rethoxynethine
IVa,
was
revealed
coupled
quaternary
that
of
the
(C-3',145.12)
the
96.16)
the
that
the
(C-lZb,124.60)
shifts in
of
showed
with
are
(C-5',
(H-4')
via
which
with
moiety.
carbon
(H-1',7.04)
moiety
qethine
These
correlated
carbon
coupled
methoxymethine
(610.451,
nethine
lethoxymethine quaternary
a
quaternary
proton
moiety
the
a
83.57)
(C-4',
al.
IVa.
All
Downfield
(C-5',96.16) (Xl,
X2
and
x3>. From carbons
the were
Fig.
5.
COLOC
experinent
connected. COLOC spectrum
Two of
of
TAN-1030
remaining A
three
thirteen
quaternary
quaternary
carbons
(J=4.2Hz).
-------(I
I
1
5.n
6.ll
?.fl
8.0
9. D
~
3571
Indolocarbazolealkaloids
(6114.98,
114.02
went
the
when
COLOC
and
delay
experiwent
expected,
in
8,7.98),
Downfield (C-lla,139.82)
set
COLOC
observed
equal range
two
arosatic Therefore
shifts
of
show
two
set
quaternary
IIb
Illb
and
Ilb
4.2Hz
Ilc
bound
the
(C-4b,114.98
and
and
IIIb
(H-
TIC
and
to
(C-13a,136.01) to
next As
extended
in
are
in
experi-
(Fig.5).
(H-4,9.31)
were
carbons
carbons
INEPT
Thus
at
carbons
in
these
refocussed
(Fiw.2).
was
protons
quaternary
that
the
BOwsec
coupling
spectrum
with
at
in
and
heteroatows
(X4
X5). To
connect
Overhauser
the
effect
aethylene
8.7.98) the
were
long
respectively.
111~
the
C-H
coupled
IIIC.
and
I was
the this
C-6b,114.02)
128.03)
of
111~
the
tively.
when
the
Thus
oxime at
the
showed
X2
proton
is
difference
(6
was
in
111~
that to
10.45)
(H-6,8.58)
spectra
X4
and of
Illc
IIlc, and
X3
the
TAN-1030
the
IVb),
Ilc
is
equal NOE
to
were X5.
en-
respec-
connected
in
Furthermore,
enhancement
(H-6',2.47)
(H-
In addition
(H-1'.7.04)
(H-1,7.70),
TIC
When
proton
enhanced.
and
nuclear
(Fig.6).
aromatic
methine
and
methyl A.
the
IVb
irradiated,
and
followed
were
and
(H-11,8.01)
lb,
was
3.43)
Ilc,
irradiated,
(H-6',2.47)
equal
(6
nethoxy
F13. 6. Now
(Ib,
experiwents
proton
methyl
protons
data
Ib
amide
the
aromatic
order.
of
the
of
These
this
served
and
structures
differential
(H-7,4.96)
irradiation
hanced
partial (NOE)
of
was IVb.
obThis
3572
S. TSUROTANI er al.
indicates
the
structure
V (Fig.4).
constitute are
marked
mined
to
as
*
as
in
lows:
was
368
similar
ltl and of
the
benzene benzene (63.95)
between staurosporine.
TAN-999
was
moiety was and
data
carbon
other
the
pale
five
lead
of
to
partial
(C-12a,128.03)
quaternary
structure
UV
are of
Yellow
+42”
(KBr)
similar
moiety
these
must
carbons
TAN-1030
which
A was
deter-
TAN-999 as
(c
0.50,
3430~~~1
298
(80,300),
spectrum
in
summarized to
of
(H-8,7.75,
the
Tables
TAN-999 1 and
has
2.
(amide),
UV
(sh,16,200) a chroaophore
replaced and
by
H-11,7.46) molecular
confirmed
the
methoxv
(J=4.2Hz).
of
the
The
except
in
I
cm-’ 352
difference
position
Fig. 7. COLOC spectrum of TAN-999
fol-
molecular
1880
(19,500),
that
was
staurosporine
as
staurosporine.
H-9,6.98 The
and
staurosporine,
staurosporine
properties
dinethylforaanide), 341
in
that
with
(NH)
indicates
moiety
observed.
To determine
crystals
rmax
indolocarbazole
13C NMR data
TAN-999
stituted
The
the
Therefore,
(~31,200).
(11,000). to
signal
IR
245nm
with
Calm
(dec),
of
quaternary
Fig.1. of
C2gH2gN404,
(MeOH)
tuted
in
obtained
mp 221°C
trum
V.
shown
All
relaining
ring
determination
formula
and
The
aromatic
TAN-999
lmax
stereochemistry.
an
be
Structure
oxime
methoxy
a
IH NMR spec-
the
l,&-disub-
1,2,4-trisubstiand
a
formula
methoxy (OCH2)
substitution substituent,
of ‘H-lH
3573
Indolocnrbazolealkaloids
lIi-13C
COSY,
experiments TAN-1030
were A.
Fig.7),
performed
In
the
the
with
a NOESY
of
NOE
protons in
the
NOESY
aore,
an
NOE
was
proton
(H-11) data
The
NOESY
that
of
detersined
and
methyl
spectrum
to
that also
(66.53) be
as
and shown
of Hz,
l
in
(63.95)
the
G$D
the
of
.
CIH CH3
aromatic
'xa3c *-..-wucs
(H-6'.2.33).
qethoxy
showed
the
H-l
(67.27).
group
correlation Thus,
OCH3
V-
and
Further-
the
--._ \ /+$ N W._._.-cti;
.-__V0
the
(H-9
(Fig.9).
protons
case
between
protons
between
-_-. *. ** ,
was
experiments,
found
spectrum
indicate
H-l'
was
Fig. 8. COLOC and NOESY data of TAN-999.
Fig.8).
aromatic
observed
case
(5~4.2
protons
(H-8.
applied
peak and
the
COLOC
(C-10.157.49)
gethoxy
was
H-11)
in
and
spectrum
differential
A cross
nethoxy
as
COLOC
proton
experiment
TAN-999.
INEPT
carbon
the
aromatic
Instead
These
refocussed
a quaternary
correlated and
COSY,
is
bound of
the
H-7
to
LOng range coupling
the
IO-position.
(64.96)
structure
and
of
TAN-999
in Fig.1.
Fig. 9. NOESY spectrum of TAN-999.
0
0
L
0
0
_
1.0
-
5.0
-
6.0
_
7.0
0
r
H-8
6.0
and was
3574
S. TSUB~TANI et al.
Experimental For pared.
the
NMR experiments,
All
NMR experiments
programs ments
on
data
256
The was
of
12.5Hz
and
the
NOE
the
NOEDIFF
200;
total in
differential program,
at
points
130
Hz.
of
experiments
case
were
the
For the
run
sample
standard
the
INEPT
16hr
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using
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X 4K
were
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1.
experi128
XHCORR program
COLOC experiments
COLOC experiments
prenicro-
homonuclear
with
J=4.2Hz.
was
Bruker
heteronuclear
refocussed
tine, of
for
were
The
measuring the
the
24OC.
and
The
program.
conditions
12min
scans, 17hr
to The
COLOC program.
number
spectroneter
INEPTRD
of
using
COSY experiments
equal the
solution
performed
X 1K data
lH-13C
set
using
were
AC-300
were
points.
and lJCH performed the
a Bruker
matrixes
O.lM
~PPPOX.
J= and and