Synthesis of (3S,3′S)- and meso-stereoisomers of alloxanthin and determination of absolute configuration of alloxanthin isolated from aquatic animals

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In order to determine the absolute configuration of naturally occurring alloxanthin, a HPLC analytical method for three stereoisomers 1a-c was established by using a chiral column. Two authentic samples, (3S,3?S)- and meso-stereoisomers 1b and 1c, were chemically synthesized according to the method previously developed for (3R,3?R)-alloxanthin (1a). Application of this method to various alloxanthin specimens of aquatic animals demonstrated that those isolated from shellfishes, tunicates, and crucian carp are identical with (3R,3?R)-stereoisomer 1a, and unexpectedly those from lake shrimp, catfish, biwa goby, and biwa trout are mixtures of three stereoisomers of 1a-c. © 2014 by the authors; licensee MDPI.

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Yamano, Y., Maoka, T., & Wada, A. (2014). Synthesis of (3S,3′S)- and meso-stereoisomers of alloxanthin and determination of absolute configuration of alloxanthin isolated from aquatic animals. Marine Drugs, 12(5), 2623–2632. https://doi.org/10.3390/md12052623

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