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. 2013 Jan 18;11(1):165–183. doi: 10.3390/md11010165

Table 2.

NMR Spectroscopic Dataa for 974-B (2), PFF-B (4) and fucodiphlorethol G (5, part) in CD3OD.

974-B (2) PFF-B (4)
ring position δC δH (mult, J) HMBC b δC δH (mult, J) ΔδC (2–4)
A 1′ 159.0 161.8 −2.9
2′ 102.5 95.1 5.97 (d,205) 7.3
3′ 156.9 159.9 −3.1
4′ 98.4 6.20 (d,2.05) 2′,3′,5′,6′ 97.2 5.92 (t,2.05) 1.1
5′ 159.6 159.9 −0.4
6′ 95.2 6.15 (d,2.05) 1′,2′,4′,5′ 95.1 5.97 (d 2.05) 0.0
B 1 124.0 124.3 −0.4
2 147.0 147.5 −0.6
3 99.6 6.17 (s) 1,2,4,4a,15a 99.2 6.16 (s) 0.3
4 143.9 143.5 0.3
4a 125.3 125.2 0.0
15a 138.0 ND c ND c
C 5a 142.9 143.0 −0.2
6 92.7 6.69 (s) 5a,6a,13,14,14a 92.0 6.66 (s) 0.6
6a 152.7 152.3 0.3
13 109.9 109.7 0.1
14 138.3 138.2 0.0
14a 127.4 127.6 −0.3
D 7a 150.9 150.7 0.1
8 122.1 122.2 −0.2
9 151.6 151.3 0.2
10 99.5 6.38 (s) 7a,8,9,11,12,13 98.9 6.37 (s) 0.5
11 148.4 147.6 0.7
12 106.4 106.7 −0.4
E 1″ 161.9 161.7 0.1
2″,6″ 95.3 5.87 (d,2.06) 1″,3″,4″(H2″) 94.9 5.87 (d,2.03) 0.3
3″,5″ 160.2 160.0 0.1
4″ 97.6 5.91 (t,2.05) 2″,3″,5″,6″ 97.2 5.94 (t,2.05) 0.3
fucodiphlorethol G (5, part) [17]
ring position δC δH (mult, J) ΔδC (2–5)
F 1′′′ 159.2 D 1″ 159.4 −0.2
2′′′ 102.7 2″ 102.0 0.7
3′′′ 157.5 3″ 159.2 −1.7
4′′′ 98.6 6.22 (d, 2.06) 2′′′,3′′′,5′′′,6′′′ 4″ 97.5 6.10 (d, 2.2) 1.1
5′′′ 159.7 5″ 159.5 0.2
6′′′ 94.2 5.89 (d, 2.05) 1′′′,2′′′,4′′′,5′′′ 6″ 94.3 6.03 (d, 2.2) −0.1
G 1″″ 124.7 A 1 124.9 −0.2
2″″ 152.2 2 152.0 0.2
3″″ 97.6 6.05 (d, 2.64) 1″″,2″″,4″″,5″″ 3 98.0 6.02 d (d, 2.7) −0.4
4″″ 156.6 4 157.5 0.9
5″″ 94.2 5.75 (d, 2.64) 1″″,3″″,4″″,6″″ 5 94.5 5.69 d (d, 2.7) −0.3
6″″ 153.8 6 153.7 0.1
H 1′′′′′ 124.0 B 1′ 124.3 −0.3
2′′′′′,6′′′′′ 152.2 2′,6′ 152.1 0.1
3′′′′′,5′′′′′ 96.5 6.00 (s) 1′′′′′,2′′′′′,4′′′′′(H3′′′′′) 3′,5′ 96.0 5.91 (s) 0.5
4′′′′′ 156.5 4′ 157.9 −1.4

a 1H NMR (600 MHz), 13C NMR (151 MHz), chemical shift (ppm), J (Hz), the signals of CHD2OD (δH 3.30) and 13CD3OD (δC 49.0) were used as internal references; b Correlations are from proton to carbon; c ND denotes not determined; d In ref. [17], the signals were oppositely assigned.