1932
DOI: 10.1002/ardp.19322700602
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Rauwolfia serpentina Benth

Abstract: Rauwolfia serpentina Benth. ist ein schoner Strauch, welcher in NiederlandischsOstindien, in BritischrIndien und auf Ce Ion wachst. In NiederlandischsIndien wird die Wurzel unter dem Jamen Poek pandak und Akarrtikoes angewandt. Schon R u m p h i u s (1690) und H o r s f i e 1 d (1816) erwiihnen die arzndr liche Verwendung der Pflanze. G r e s h o f f (Schetaen van nuttige Indische planten, S. 207 bia 211) hat ausfiihrlich uber die Chemie und die Anwendung der Pflanze berichtet. J. P. E y k m a n beobachtete di… Show more

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“…An early success was an alkaloid isolated in 1932 from the root of Rauwolfia serpentina and named reserpine [1]. Its structure was not determined until 12 years later [2].…”
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“…An early success was an alkaloid isolated in 1932 from the root of Rauwolfia serpentina and named reserpine [1]. Its structure was not determined until 12 years later [2].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…These natural products are structurally similar to alstonine and serpentine,o nly differing in ring saturation and relative stereochemistry at C3 and C20 ( Figure 1B). Though 80 years have passed since the first isolations of alstonine (from Alstonia constricta [9] )a nd serpentine (from Rauvolfia serpentina [10] ), surprisingly,n o total syntheses of these specific compounds have been reported to date.H erein, we disclose enantioselective syntheses of these indole alkaloids and their natural product progenitors (5 and 7), from ac ommon intermediate employing ac ooperative catalysis strategy necessitated by the intrinsic lack of reactivity of ac ommon acyclic substrate.…”
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“…[7] Thec losely related heteroyohimbine family of alkaloids ( Figure 1B)h as elicited the interest of numerous synthetic groups for multiple decades, [8] with representative alkaloids of this family including tetrahydroalstonine (5), akuammigine (6), and ajmalicine (7). Though 80 years have passed since the first isolations of alstonine (from Alstonia constricta [9] )a nd serpentine (from Rauvolfia serpentina [10] ), surprisingly,n o total syntheses of these specific compounds have been reported to date.H erein, we disclose enantioselective syntheses of these indole alkaloids and their natural product progenitors (5 and 7), from ac ommon intermediate employing ac ooperative catalysis strategy necessitated by the intrinsic lack of reactivity of ac ommon acyclic substrate. Though 80 years have passed since the first isolations of alstonine (from Alstonia constricta [9] )a nd serpentine (from Rauvolfia serpentina [10] ), surprisingly,n o total syntheses of these specific compounds have been reported to date.H erein, we disclose enantioselective syntheses of these indole alkaloids and their natural product progenitors (5 and 7), from ac ommon intermediate employing ac ooperative catalysis strategy necessitated by the intrinsic lack of reactivity of ac ommon acyclic substrate.…”
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confidence: 99%