Chemical Transformation of Terpenoids. X. Ionophoretic Activities of Macrocyclic Lactone Epoxides Synthesized from Geraniol

Two coronand-type 18-membered lactone epoxides, i.e., geranyl dimeric lactone diepoxide (GL2E2, 10) and tetraepoxide (GL2E4, 11), were synthesized from geraniol as diastereomeric mixtures. Among them, GL2E4 (11) was shown to exhibit ion-transport activity for Ca2+ ion in the test using a W-07 (liqui...

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Published inChemical & pharmaceutical bulletin Vol. 42; no. 2; pp. 293 - 299
Main Authors SHIBUYA, Hirotaka, OHASHI, Kazuyoshi, NARITA, Norihiko, ISHIDA, Toshimasa, KITAGAWA, Isao
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Tokyo The Pharmaceutical Society of Japan 1994
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Japan Science and Technology Agency
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Summary:Two coronand-type 18-membered lactone epoxides, i.e., geranyl dimeric lactone diepoxide (GL2E2, 10) and tetraepoxide (GL2E4, 11), were synthesized from geraniol as diastereomeric mixtures. Among them, GL2E4 (11) was shown to exhibit ion-transport activity for Ca2+ ion in the test using a W-07 (liquid-membrane type) apparatus and ion-permeation activities for Ca2+ and K+ ions across the human erythrocyte membrane. Isolation of six component diastereomers of GL2E4 (11) [GL2E4-1 (11c), -2 (11d), -3 (11e), -4 (11f), -5 (11g), -6 (11h)], was effected by HPLC separation of two diastereomeric tetraepoxides (11a, 11b) which were prepared from two diepoxides (GL2E2-1, 10a and GL2E2-2, 10b). The relative stereostructures of these diastereomers were determined by a combination of X-ray diffraction and 1H-NMR analyses. Among the six diastereomers, S2-symmetrical GL2E4-4 (11f) exhibited the strongest ion-transport activity for Ca2+ ion while C2-symmetrical GL2E4-6 (11h) exhibited the strongest ion-permeation activity for Ca2+ ion across the human erythrocyte membrane.
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ISSN:0009-2363
1347-5223
DOI:10.1248/cpb.42.293