“…In addition, the coupling pattern of H-2 and H-3 was more similar to that of a known compound 18 with a type d configuration [17] than dipiperamide B with a type c configuration [18]. Finally, 19 was concluded to contain the cyclobutane ring with a head-to-head structure, i.e., type d, based on the coupling constant of H-2 (H-2'') and H-3 (H-3'') (J 2,3 = 6.3 Hz, J 2,3'' = −0.8 Hz, J 2,2'' = 11.3 Hz, and J 3,3'' = 10.5 Hz) obtained by a simulation (Figure 5) [33,34]. Since 17, 18, and 19 are optically inactive, an enzymatic cyclization may not be involved in their biosynthesis.…”