Hive Tryptamine Chemistry


		Rhodium (Chief Bee) 01-12-04 07:30 No 481938				Manske's 'The Alkaloids' - Tryptamines & Ergot (Rated as: excellent)
						The Indole Alkaloids: The Simple Bases J. E. Saxton in R.H.F. Manske's "The Alkaloids", Vol. 8, Ch. 1, p 1-25 (1965) (https://www.rhodium.ws/pdf/the.alkaloids.tryptamines.pdf) Contents I. Introduction II. Abrine and Hypaphorine III. Gramine and Its Derivatives [image]A. Gramine, 3-Aminomethylindole, and 3-Methylaminomethylindole [image]B. Donaxarine IV. Tryptamine and Its Derivatives V. Psilocin and Psilocybin VI. 5-Hydroxytryptamine and Its Derivatives [image]A. 5-Hydroxytryptamine [image]B. 5-Methoxy-N-methyltryptamine and 5-Methoxy-N,N-dimethyltryptamine [image]C. Bufotenine VII. Cryptolepine References ____ ___ __ _ The Indole Alkaloids: Ergot Alkaloids Arthur Stoll & Albert Hofmann in R.H.F. Manske's "The Alkaloids", Vol. 8, Ch. 21, p 725-783 (1965) (https://www.rhodium.ws/pdf/the.alkaloids.ergot.pdf) Contents I. The Biology of Ergot and a Short History of Its Active Principles Up to the Discovery of Ergotamine II. Structural Types with Tables of the Natural Ergot Alkaloids III. Lysergic Acid and Isolysergic Acid [image]A. Elucidation of Structure [image]B. Stereochemistry of Lysergic Acid and the Dihydrolysergic Acids [image]C. Syntheses in the Dihydrolysergic Acid Series [image]D. Synthesis of Lysergic Acid. IV. Simple Lysergic Acid Amides [image]A. Ergine-Erginine [image]B. Lysergic Acid Methylcarbinolamide [image]C. Ergometrine-Ergometrinine V. Peptide Alkaloids [image]A. Elucidation of Structure of the Peptide Portion [image]B. The Synthesis of Ergotamine and Its Stereochemistry [image]C. Characterization of the Ergot Alkaloids of the Peptide Type VI. The Alkaloids of the Clavine Series [image]A. Structural Relationships [image]B. The Clavine Alkaloids VII. Biogenesis of the Ergot Alkaloids VIII. Derivatives of Ergot Alkaloids [image]A. Lysergic Acid and Dihydrolysergic Acid Derivatives of the Acid Amide Type [image]B. Amino and Carbamic Acid Derivatives of 6-Methylergolene and 6-Methylergoline [image]C. Substitutions in the Ring System of Lysergic Acid [image]D. Biological Oxidation of Lysergic Acid Derivatives IX. The Pharmacology and Therapeutic Use of Ergot Alkaloids and Their Derivatives References ^{The Hive - Clandestine Chemists Without Borders}



		Rhodium (Chief Bee) 01-19-04 19:24 No 483340				The Alkaloids 7:10 - The Indole Alkaloids (Rated as: excellent)
						The Indole Alkaloids J. E. Saxton in R.H.F. Manske's "The Alkaloids", Vol. 7, Ch. 10, p 1-37 (196?) (https://www.rhodium.ws/pdf/the.alkaloids.indoles.pdf) Contents I. Introduction II. The Simple Bases [image]1. Gramine [image]2. The Alkaloids of Piptadenia Species III. The Ergot Alkaloids [image]1. Introduction [image]2. Lysergic Acid, Isolysergic Acid, and the Dihydrolysergic Acids [image]3. Stereochemistry of the Lysergic and Dihydrolysergic Acids [image]4. Syntheses in the Lysergic Acid Series [image]5. Light-Transformation Products of the Ergot Alkaloids [image]6. Biogenesis of Lysergic Acid [image]7. The Structure of the Peptide Half of the Ergot Alkaloids [image]8. Agroclavine [image]9. Elymoclavine [image]10. Penniclavine and Isopenniclavine [image]11. Setoclavine, Isosetoclavine and Triseclavine [image]12. Chanoclavine [image]13. Miscellaneous Alkaloids References ^{The Hive - Clandestine Chemists Without Borders}