trans-Chrysanthemyl alcohol
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Biosynthesis of irregular monoterpenes in extracts from higher plants.[Reference:
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METHODS AND RESULTS:
Extracts from Artemisia annua and Santolina chamaecyparissus converted 14C-labelled IPP, DMAPP and DMVC into artemisia ketone, its corresponding alcohol, lavandulol and trans-Chrysanthemyl alcohol with up to 12.0 % incorporation of tracer. DMVC was the most effective precursor under standard conditions and led to unequal distribution of tracer in the C-5 moieties. The same extracts interconverted cis and trans-Chrysanthemyl alcohols and their pyrophosphates, artemisia ketone, and artemisyl alcohol in up to 10ยท4% yields, but geraniol, nerol and linalol or their pyrophosphates were not precursors of any of these compounds. Formation of artemisia ketone and its alcohol from C-5 intermediates was enhanced by NAD + and NADP + but was unaffected by absence of oxygen. These co-factors did not affect the yields of lavandulol or trans-Chrysanthemyl alcohol.
CONCLUSIONS:
These observations suggest closely related biogenetic pathways to the three irregular skeltons that do not involve the usual C-10 intermediates of monoterpene biosynthesis: i.e. the biogenetic isoprene rule is not obeyed.
