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. 2017 Jun 27;15(7):202. doi: 10.3390/md15070202

Table 1.

13C NMR spectroscopic data of compounds 13 (100 MHz, CDCl3) and 4 (100 MHz, DMSO-d6).

No. 1 2 3 4
1 142.8 (C) 71.9 (C) 152.2 (C) 165.3 (C)
2 204.3 (C) 76.6 (CH) 148.2 (C) 79.6 (CH)
3 59.4 (CH) 122.4 (CH) 116.5 (CH) 119.5 (CH)
4 83.2 (C) 140.0 (C) 74.2 (C) 143.8 (C)
5 32.4 (CH2) 37.9 (CH2) 38.8 (CH2) 35.7 (CH2)
6 25.0 (CH2) 25.4 (CH2) 26.9 (CH2) 24.2 (CH2)
7 83.8 (CH) 61.9 (CH) 74.6 (CH) 83.4 (CH)
8 73.6 (C) 59.8 (C) 74.9 (C) 68.3 (C)
9 34.0 (CH2) 40.2 (CH2) 38.0 (CH2) 40.3 (CH2)
10 21.5 (CH2) 23.7 (CH2) 22.1 (CH2) 23.0 (CH2)
11 128.4 (CH) 123.9 (CH) 128.5 (CH) 80.0 (CH)
12 133.3 (C) 136.1 (C) 131.4 (C) 71.3 (C)
13 39.1 (CH2) 35.2 (CH2) 38.3 (CH2) 36.8 (CH2)
14 20.0 (CH2) 27.5 (CH2) 22.3 (CH2) 20.1 (CH2)
15 167.0 (C) 67.4 (C) 123.7 (C) 121.2 (C)
16 75.9 (CH) 69.4 (CH2) 170.3 (C) 174.5 (C)
17 13.2 (CH3) 12.1 (CH3) 8.8 (CH3) 8.5 (CH3)
18 25.2 (CH3) 15.6 (CH3) 29.5 (CH3) 16.2 (CH3)
19 25.8 (CH3) 16.7 (CH3) 25.5 (CH3) 20.0 (CH3)
20 15.3 (CH3) 14.9 (CH3) 15.9 (CH3) 23.4 (CH3)