Table 2.
Dehydrotyrosyl and dehydrodopyl compounds found in various groups of marine invertebrates. The five categories are explained in the text. The same compound isolated from different groups of animals is highlighted in red.
| Category | Sponges | Coelenterates | Molluscs | Ascidians |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hamigeramine (15); Hamigeroxalamic acid (16); | Tridentatols A–D (17–20) | Botryllamide (5–14); Rigidin A–D (28–31) | |
| Anthosamine A & B (25, 26); | ||||
| Cyclo-l-arginine-dehydrotyrosine (27) | ||||
| 2 | Tubastrine (36); | Tubastrine (36) | Tubastrine (36); | |
| Jaspisin (42); | Orthidines (37–41); | |||
| Isojaspisin (43); | Polyandrocarpamine A & B | |||
| Narains (44, 45); | (51, 52) | |||
| Wondonins (47); | ||||
| Leucettamine A–C (48–50) | ||||
| 3 | Clionamide (53) | Morulin PM (54); | ||
| Plicatamide (55); | ||||
| Styelin A–D | ||||
| 4 | Celenamides (65–69) | Polyphenolic protein | Tunichromes (56–64) | |
| 5 | Purpurone (80); | Lamellarin | Ningalin D (81); | |
| Halitulin (75); | A–D | Ningalin A–C (82–84); | ||
| Storniamide A–D (76–79); | Lamellarin E–H; | |||
| Dictyodendrin A–E (88–92) | Polycitrin A (95); | |||
| Polycitone A & B (96, 97); | ||||
| Lukianol A & B (98, 99) |