1960
DOI: 10.1021/jo01077a025
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Amino Derivatives of Strophanthidin. I. Reactions of Primary and Secondary Amines with the Butenolide Side Chain of Strophanthidin1

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“…Thus strophanthidin reacts with primary and secondary amines to form nitrogenous derivatives (Bembry, Elderfield and Krueger, 1960), one of which, tryptamine-strophanthidin, not only retains a typical digitalis-like action on the isolated papillary muscle of the cat (Greiner and Reilly, 1952), but unlike the glycosides of the strophanthus series, it is active by the oral route in man (Otto and others, 1953). Unfortunately, however, it often produces emesis.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Thus strophanthidin reacts with primary and secondary amines to form nitrogenous derivatives (Bembry, Elderfield and Krueger, 1960), one of which, tryptamine-strophanthidin, not only retains a typical digitalis-like action on the isolated papillary muscle of the cat (Greiner and Reilly, 1952), but unlike the glycosides of the strophanthus series, it is active by the oral route in man (Otto and others, 1953). Unfortunately, however, it often produces emesis.…”
Section: IXmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their structural fragments are present in such natural substances as porphyrins, bile pigments (biliverdin, phycocyanobilin), natural alkaloids (lilidine 1, Jatropha macrorrhiza, Mirabimides A-D 2) and also in compounds having antibiotic [Malonomicin (3)] and pharmacological activity. Among the antimetabolites, antibacterial agents, and enzymes, including inhibitors, there are substances containing a pyrrol-2-one ring: a-Lipomycin 4 and streptolydigin, which inhibits the synthesis of RNA by the bacterium Bacillus megaterium, thereby retarding their development [44,45].…”
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