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. 2003 Jun 10;100(13):7913–7918. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1232451100

Table 2. 1H chemical shifts (ppm) of the galactose and glycerol residues of glycolipids and related compounds.

Proton BbGL-1* BbGL-I-Ac3 BbGL-II BbGL-II-Ac4 MGDG 1,2-Dipalmitin Me-α-D-Galp (in D2O) Me-β-D-Galp (in D2O)
H-1′ 4.327 4.545 4.943 5.124 4.232 4.846 4.323
H-2′ ≈3.617 5.184 ≈3.84 5.106 3.550 3.836 3.509
H-3′ ≈3.617 5.024 3.770 5.317 3.502 3.812 3.653
H-4′ 3.877 5.370 4.096 5.460 3.896 3.976 3.931
H-5′ 3.666 3.886 3.807 4.203 3.510 3.905 3.703
H-6′a 4.351, 4.346 4.191 3.927 4.107 3.829 3.768 3.804
H-6′b 4.300, 4.294 4.101, 4.104 ≈3.82 4.075 3.757 3.742 3.759
OMe 3.422 3.581
OAc 2.142, 2.061, 1.982 2.138, 2.071
2.041, 1.988
H-1″″a 4.377 4.340 4.381 4.319
H-1″″b 4.128 4.147 4.229 4.238
H-2″″ 5.253 5.198 5.279 5.083
H-3″″a 3.840 3.816 3.954 3.751, 3.738
H-3″″b 3.634 3.620 3.723 3.724, 3.710
*

HO-2′, HO-3′, and HO-4′ signals observed at δ 2.996 (d, J 7.5 Hz), δ 2.711 (d, J 8.6 Hz), and δ 2.771 (t, J 7.0 Hz), varied with concentration, etc