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. 2012 Sep 24;10(9):2089–2102. doi: 10.3390/md10092089

Table 2.

1H and 13C NMR chemical shift differences for plocamenone (4) and isoplocamenone (5) (500 MHz, CD3OD).

plocamenone (4) isoplocamenone (5) Differences (ppm)
Position δH δCa δH δCa ∆δH ∆δC
1a 6.17, s 132.3, (t) 5.91, s 129.0, (t) +0.26 +3.3
1b 6.23, s   6.00, s   +0.23  
2 - 143.3, (s) - 143.5, (s) −0.2
3 - 193.2, (s) - 192.3, (s) +0.9
4 - 130.5, (s) - 133.7, (s) −3.2
5 6.39, s 134.7, (d) 6.84, s 140.8, (d) −0.45 −6.1
6 - 70.7, (s) - 69.7, (s) +1.0
7 4.57, dd, (3, 9.5) 63.5, (d) 4.97, dd, (2.5, 9) 61.5, (d) −0.40 +2.0
8a 3.80, dd, (9.5, 12) 47.6, (t) 3.93, dd, (9, 13) 47.1, (t) −0.13 +0.5
8b 4.27, dd, (3, 12) 4.37, dd (2.5, 13) −0.10
9 1.93 16.6, (q) 1.97, s 18.0, (q) −0.04 −1.4
10 1.76 27.6, (q) 2.05, s 26.2, (q) −0.29 +1.4

a Carbon assignments based on gHSQCAD and gHMBC NMR experiments.