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. 2019 Jan 24;9:710. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-35979-z

Table 1.

NMR spectral dataa of hypoculoside (8) and hypoculine (9).

Position 8 9
13Cb 1Hc, mult. (J = Hz) 13Cb 1Hc, mult. (J = Hz)
1 12.1 1.12, d (6.5) 18.4 1.14, d (6.5)
2 75.5 3.74, m 71.8 3.68, m
3 75.4 3.69, m 76.7 3.35, m
4 34.1 1.44, m, 1.44, m 33.8 1.34, m, 1.54, m
5 27.0 1.31, m, 1.49, m 27.0 1.33, m, 1.55, m
6–19 30.6–30.8 1.26–1.34, m 30.6–30.8 1.28, m
20 27.2 1.32, m, 1.32, m 27.1 1.33, m, 1.33, m
21 34.0 1.43, m, 1.43, m 34.0 1.44, m
22 71.8 3.68, m 71.7 3.69 m
23 52.6 3.25, m 52.6 3.25, ddd (10, 6.7, 3)
24 12.2 1.20, d (6.5) 12.2 1.20, d (6.5)
1′ 96.7 4.94, d (3.9)
2′ 73.5 3.38, dd (9.7, 3.9)
3′ 75.2d 3.62, m
4′ 74.0d 3.62, m
5′ 71.9 3.27, m
6′ 62.7 3.64, m, 3.78, m

aAssignments based on COSY, HSQCED and HMBC. b(8) and (9) were recorded at 100 MHz with CD3OD as internal standard at δ 49.0 Chemical shifts (δ) in ppm. c(8) and (9) was recorded at 400 MHz with CD3OD as internal standard at δ 3.30. dAssignments are interchangeable. s: singlet; d: doublet. q: quartet; m: multiplet; br; broad.