A Simple Synthesis of Aaptamine, a 1H-Benzo-naphthyridine Alkaloid

DOI: 10.1039/c39870000150

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Journal of the Chemical Society. Chemical communications p. 150 - 151 (1987)

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Bassoli, Angela

Maddinelli, Giuseppe

Rindone, Bruno

Tollari, Stefano

Chioccara, Francesco

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Aaptamine, a 1H-benzo<1,6>-naphthyridine alkaloid, is prepared by the triphenylphosphite reduction of a vinylic nitro drivative.

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