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| navigate by keyword : unsaturatedlactone 2desoxy 26didesoxy addition additional attached belong c14 c17 c19aldehyde calotropis can carbon cardiacaglycones cdcisring chemical chemicals commonly complex component contains described digitalis epoxide family features found foxgloves functions glycosidic group heart hydroxyl includes junction known link methyl milky mix molecule more nucleus other place plants poisons position procera properties purpurea required same sap second similar some sometimes steroid steroidal structures substitutions sugar there toxicity usual via well which |
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| The milky sap contains a complex mix of chemicals, some of which are steroidal heart poisons known as & x22;cardiacàaglycones& x22;. These belong to the same chemical family as similar chemicals found in foxgloves & x28;Digitalis purpurea& x29;. The steroidal component includes an hydroxyl group in the C3ò position, a second attached to the C14 carbon, a C/D-cisring junction and an ñ,ò-unsaturated-ó-lactone in the C17 position. In the plants, the steroidal component is commonly attached via a glycosidic link to a 2-desoxy or a 2,6-didesoxy sugar molecule. The features described are those required for toxicity but in addition there can be other substitutions into the steroid nucleus. These can be a C19-aldehyde in place of the more usual methyl group in this position as well as additional hydroxyl functions and sometimes epoxide structures |
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