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The chemistry of certain imines related to the diterpene alkaloids

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Aconitum- und Delphinium-Alkaloide gehen teilweise ungewöhnliche chemische Reaktionen ein, deren Ursache in der polycyclischen Struktur, im besonderen in deren hohem Grad von Brückenbildungen zu suchen ist.

Einige dieser Reaktionen, speziell solche der Imine und Imminiumsalze der Diterpenalkaloide Atisin und Veatchin werden diskutiert.

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Parts of this paper were presented before the Symposium on Enamine Chemistry at the American Chemical Society meeting in Chicago, September 6 (1961), and at the International Phytochemistry Symposium held during the Golden Jubilee Congress of the University of Hong Kong on September 12 (1961).

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Pelletier, S.W. The chemistry of certain imines related to the diterpene alkaloids. Experientia 20, 1–10 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02146010

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