Microbiological conversion of 12-oxygenated and other derivatives of ent-kaur-16-en-19-oic acid by Gibberella Fujikuroi, mutant B1-41a |
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Authors: | Paul Gaskin Michael Hutchison Norman Lewis Jake MacMillan Bernard O. Phinney |
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Affiliation: | A.R.C. Research Group, School of Chemistry, The University, Bristol BS8 1TS, U.K. |
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Abstract: | The metabolism of several ring C and D-functionalized ent-kaur-16-en-19-oic acids by cultures of Gibberella fujikuroi, mutant B1-41a, to the corresponding derivatives of the normal fungal gibberellins (GAs) and ent-kaurenoids is described. A range of 12α- and 12β-hydroxyGAs and ent-kaurenoids are characterized by their mass spectra and GC Kovats retention indices. The mass spectral and GC data are used to identify the 12α-hydroxy derivatives of GA12, GA14, GA37 and GA4 (GA58), and of the 12β-hydroxy derivatives of ent-7α-hydroxy- and ent-6α, 7α-dihydroxykaurenoic acids, in seeds of Cucurbita maxima. Similarly the metabolites of GA9, formed in seeds of Pisum sativum and cultures of G.fujikuroi, mutant B1-41a, are identified as 12α-hydroxyGA9. ent-11β-Hydroxy- and ent-11-oxo-kaurenoic acids are metabolized by the fungus to the corresponding 11-oxygenated derivatives of the normal fungal ent-kaurenoids and some C20-GAs; no 11-oxygenated C19-GAs are formed. Grandiflorenic acid, 11β-hydroxygrandiflorenic acid, attractyligen and ent-15β-hydroxykaurenoic acid are metabolized to unidentified products. |
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Keywords: | fungi 11- and 12-oxygenated derivatives grandiflorenic acid 12β-hydroxygrandiflorenic acid attractyligen |
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