THALICTRININE

Empirical Formula: C3sH4607N2 (C21H2S04N)
Molecular Weight: 0

What is THALICTRININE?

Description

This alkaloid has been described by Norkina and Pakhereva as a bisbenzyiso quinoline base, whereas later workers have assigned the reduced formula to the alkaloid. It has been isolated from Thalictrum simplex where it occurs mainly in the roots and leaves. It is 1aevorotatory with [α]_D - 80.9° (CHC13) and is readily soluble in CHC13 but dissolves only with difficulty in Et20.

References

Norkina, Pakhareva.,l. Gen. Chem. USSR, 20, 1720 (19S0)
Ismailov, Maekh, Yunusov., Dokl. Akad. Nauk. Uzbek SSR, 12,22(1960)

Properties of THALICTRININE

Melting point:

169-170°C (dec.).

Safety information for THALICTRININE

Computed Descriptors for THALICTRININE

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