1955
DOI: 10.1007/bf00621716
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? 1-Pyrrolin und? 1-Piperidein aus Putrescin und Cadaverin durch enzymatische Oxydation

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“…From the experiments with deuteriated cadaverine (3,18,19) it can be inferred that, on the route to the alkaloids, loss of one of the two amino groups of cadaverine is accompanied by removal of the si-hydrogen atom from the adjacent enantiotopic -CH2group. This is the hydrogen atom that is known to be lost in the course of the conversion of cadaverine into the corresponding aldehyde, 5-aminopentanal (7) (or rather the corresponding Schiff base, A'-piperideine (S), into which 5-aminopentanal is spontaneously transformed (27)),2 by oxidative deamination, catalyzed by diamine oxidase (27,31) (EC 1.4.3.6), or by 2The spontaneous pH-dependent conversion of 5-aminopentanal into A'-piperideine, and thence into the corresponding dimer and trimers, has been the subject of detailed investigations (28,29). These spontaneous conversions were not taken into account in a proposed biosynthetic model (22,30), which has now been disproved (20,21).…”
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“…From the experiments with deuteriated cadaverine (3,18,19) it can be inferred that, on the route to the alkaloids, loss of one of the two amino groups of cadaverine is accompanied by removal of the si-hydrogen atom from the adjacent enantiotopic -CH2group. This is the hydrogen atom that is known to be lost in the course of the conversion of cadaverine into the corresponding aldehyde, 5-aminopentanal (7) (or rather the corresponding Schiff base, A'-piperideine (S), into which 5-aminopentanal is spontaneously transformed (27)),2 by oxidative deamination, catalyzed by diamine oxidase (27,31) (EC 1.4.3.6), or by 2The spontaneous pH-dependent conversion of 5-aminopentanal into A'-piperideine, and thence into the corresponding dimer and trimers, has been the subject of detailed investigations (28,29). These spontaneous conversions were not taken into account in a proposed biosynthetic model (22,30), which has now been disproved (20,21).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…~~-[6-'"~]Lysine monohydrochloride (Scheme 7) Ethyl 2-ace~lamino-2-ethoxycarbonyl-5-hydroxypentanoate (ref. 44)(28). Diethyl acetamidomalonate (26) (10.9 g) was added to a suspension of freshly prepared sodium methoxide (from 18 mg sodium metal) in dry benzene(17 mL).…”
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“…Putrescine could arise either from arginine, via agmatine and Ncarbamylputrescine (Smith, 1968), or by the decarboxylation of ornithine. 4-Aminobutyraldehyde, a known putrescine metabolite (Tabor, 1951;Mann and Smithies, 1955;Hasse and Maisack, 1955;Kim and Tchen, 1962), would seem particularly attractive. These possibilities are currently under investigation.…”
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“…Die im Vergleich zur Nz-Abspaltung aus anderen Alkylaziden R -N3 niedrige Thermolyse-Temperatur 3t1, [17][18][19] laDt sich durch einen Nachbargruppen-Effekt der C = C-Doppelbindung erklaren, welcher den synchronen") RingschluD zum gespannten 2H-Azirin erleichtert [Gl. (7)]. …”
Section: A Pe-spektroskopische Optimierung Der Gasphasen-unclassified