TABLE 2

1H and 13C chemical shift assignments of carbazeran and the AO metabolite

Carbazeran Embedded ImageCarbazeran M1 Embedded Image
1H (Multiplicity, Integration, Coupling Constant)13C1H (Multiplicity, Integration, Coupling Constant)13C
1159.1149.2
311.97 (s,1)
49.11 (s, 1)147.4159.1
4a124.9123.3
57.50 (s, 1)106.57.58 (s, 1)106.6
6153.6c152.7
H3CO-63.98 (s, 3)b56.53.93 (s, 3)a56.3
7153.6c153
H3CO-73.98 (s, 3)a56.23.95 (s, 3)a56
87.22 (s, 1)103.07.17 (s, 1)105.3
8a116.5121.6
2′/6′3.21/3.63 (cm, 2/2)48.52.91/3.28 (cm, 2/2)48.6
3′/5′1.82/2.08 (cm, 2/2)31.31.76/2.02 (cm, 2/2)31.3
44.78 (cm, 1)69.84.71 (cm, 1)69.3
Ethyl carbamate COa155.6
Ethyl carbamate NH7.10 (t, 1, j = 5.8 Hz)7.09 (t, 1, j = 5.3 Hz)
Ethyl carbamate CH23.03 (cm, 2)35.43.01 (cm, 2)35.2
Ethyl carbamate CH31.02 (t, 3, j = 7.3 Hz)15.51.02 (t, 3, j = 7.2 Hz)15.8
Citric acid
  • a The methoxy 1H and 13C assignments may be reversed.

  • b Assignment cannot be made; no HMBC cross peaks were observed.

  • c 13C assignments for C6 and C7 may be reversed.