An Investigation of Unusual Forms of Thiamine
Stuart M. Rosenfeld
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Stuart M. Rosenfeld
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A reaction which led to a product with properties apparently unlike known forms of thiamine has been observed previously. Since the starting material was thiamine, the one step procedure appeared to lead to a new thiamine-related compound. The above product has been identified as a mixture by means of paper chromatography, and nuclear magnetic resonance, infrared, and ultraviolet spectroscopy. The two major components are thiamine, the starting material, and thiochrome, an oxidation product of thiamine.
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A reaction which led to a product with properties apparently unlike known forms of thiamine has been observed previously. Since the starting material was thiamine, the one step procedure appeared to lead to a new thiamine-related compound. The above product has been identified as a mixture by means of paper chromatography, and nuclear magnetic resonance, infrared, and ultraviolet spectroscopy. The two major components are thiamine, the starting material, and thiochrome, an oxidation product of thiamine.
Key concepts: Thiamine, Medicine, Internal medicine