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A new tricarbocyclic diterpene with a novel carbon skeleton from a marine alga

Jon Clardy, G. Van Duyne, Antonio G. González, Eduardo Manta, Julio D. Martı́n, Cirilo Pérez, Jose Luis Ravelo, Gayle K. Schulte

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Abstract

A new tricarbocyclic diterpene, chromophycadiol monoacetate (2), possessing a novel carbon skeleton, was isolated from a brown alga Dictyota sp. and its structure together with stereochemical features were determined by X-ray crystallography.

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A new tricarbocyclic diterpene, chromophycadiol monoacetate (2), possessing a novel carbon skeleton, was isolated from a brown alga Dictyota sp. and its structure together with stereochemical features were determined by X-ray crystallography.

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A new tricarbocyclic diterpene, chromophycadiol monoacetate (2), possessing a novel carbon skeleton, was isolated from a brown alga Dictyota sp. and its structure together with stereochemical features were determined by X-ray crystallography.

Key concepts: Diterpene, Carbon skeleton, Skeleton (computer programming), Stereochemistry, Chemistry, Carbon fibers, Botany, Biology

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