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ungeremine

Known as: 4,5-dihydro-2-hydroxy-(1,3)dioxolo(4,5-j)pyrrolo(3,2,1-de)phenanthridinium 
National Institutes of Health

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Amaryllidaceae AlkaloidsIndolizines

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lycobetainelycobetaine acetate

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2000
2000
Total synthesis of Amaryllidaceae pyrrolophenanthridinium alkaloids via the Ziegler-Ullmann reaction: tortuosine, criasbetaine, and ungeremine.
1996
1996
Alkaloids from Hippeastrum solandriflorum.
Phytochemical studies on Hippeastrum solandriflorum Herb, resulted in the isolation of five Amaryllidaceae alkaloids. The… 
1984
1984
[Antitumor activity of open ring analogues of ungeremine (AT-1840)--preparation of substituted N-alkyl phenanthridinium bromides by a photochemical reaction].
Ungeremine(I, AT-1840), an alkaloid from Ungernia minor, possesses a marked inhibiting activity against the following… 
1984
1984
[Antitumor activity of open ring analogues of ungeremine (AT-1840)--preparation of substituted N-alkyl phenanthridinium bromides by a photochemical reaction].
1982
1982
[A new antitumour agent ungeremine (AT-1840) and its structure-activity relationship]
Ungeremine (Ⅱ, AT-1840), an alkaloid from Ungernia minor, was partially synthesized from lycorine. It was shown to possess marked… 
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1978
Highly Cited
1978
Antileukemic activity of ungeremine and related compounds. Preparation of analogues of ungeremine by a practical photochemical reaction.
A number of alkoxypyrrolophenanthridinium salts and their analogues related to the antileukemic alkaloid ungeremine were prepared… 
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