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Agroclavine belongs to the
group of
ergot alkaloids,
which also
includes ergotamine. Historically, the main use of
agroclavine was in the
synthesis of...
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Semiterpenoid indole alkaloids Ergot alkaloids Tryptophan →
chanoclavine →
agroclavine →
elimoclavine →
paspalic acid →
lysergic acid Ergotamine, ergobasine...
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Ergoline alkaloids of
unknown percentage Compound name
Chemical structure Agroclavine Festuclavine Chanoclavine II
Lysergene Lysergol Isolysergol Setoclavine...
- an
anamorph species of
fungus in the
genus Penicillium which produces agroclavine-I and epoxyagroclavine-I.
UniProt Straininfo of
Penicillium sizovae ATCC...
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biosynthesis of
ergine in
Claviceps purpurea will be exemplified, in
which agroclavine is
produced following the
formation of chanoclavine-l-aldehyde, catalyzed...
- vessels. The
causal agents of
mucormycosis may also
produce toxins like
agroclavine which is
toxic to humans,
sheep and cattle. This
infection usually occurs...
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modifications to the
basic ergoline are seen in nature, for
example agroclavine, elymoclavine, lysergol.
Those deriving from
dimethylergoline are referred...
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molecular formula C16H18N2 (molar m****: 238.33 g/mol) may
refer to:
Agroclavine Cycloclavine 1-(2-Diphenyl)piperazine (RA-7)
Lysergine Metapramine Nomifensine...
- N-methylation.
Further products of
biosynthesis are chanoclavine-I and
agroclavine – the
latter is
hydroxylated to elymoclavine,
which in turn oxidizes...
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chanoclavine aldehyde (Step F). Then the
second 6-member ring
forms and
agroclavine is
obtained after additional reductase (Steps G and H).
Finally elymoclavine...
