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. 2017 Feb 10;9(2):54. doi: 10.3390/toxins9020054

Table 1.

1H-NMR and 13C-NMR data of ustiloxin G (1) in D2O (δ in ppm, J in Hz).

Position δC a δH, mult. (J in Hz) b HMBC c
C (2) 86.8 - -
CH (3) 59.2 4.83, s C (2), C (17), CH3 (21)
C (5) 170.7 - -
CH (6) 59.7 4.13, d (10.1) C (5), C (8), CH (24)
C (8) 165.7 - -
CH (9) 66.2 4.29, d (9.9) C (8), C (10)
NCH3 (9) 31.7 2.77, s C (9)
CH (10) 73.5 4.93, d (10.1) C (9), C (11), C (12)
C (11) 127.7 - -
C (12) 136.1 - -
CH (13) 113.6 7.58, s C (11), C (12), C (14), C (15)
C (14) 151.8 - -
C (15) 145.6 - -
CH (16) 123.8 7.08, s -
C (17) 170.0 - -
CH2 (19) 43.6 d 3.77, s C (17), COOH (20)
COOH (20) 175.9 e - -
CH3 (21) 20.8 1.75, s C (2), CH (3), CH2 (22)
CH2 (22) 31.9 e 1.70, m;
2.21, m
-
CH3 (23) 7.5 1.08, t (7.3) -
CH (24) 28.4 1.88, m -
CH3 (25) 18.0 0.77, d (6.7) CH (6), CH (24), CH3 (26)
CH3 (26) 17.6 0.87, d (6.6) CH (6), CH (24), CH3 (25)
CH2 (2’) 60.1 2.98, br.d (13.6);
3.41, m
C (12)
CH2 (3’) 55.4 4.04, m -

Note: a Recorded at 100 MHz. b Recorded at 400 MHz. c HMBC correlations are from proton(s) stated to the indicated carbon. d 13C shifts are assigned by HMQC experiments. e 13C shifts are assigned by HMBC experiments.