isoboldine/corydalis

From Corydalis cava (L.) Sch. et K. (C. tuberosa DC) (Papaveraceae: genus Corydalis Med.), a mixture of alkaloids (0.53%) was isolated. The main alkaloid was (+)-bulbocapnine, and the minor alkaloids were coptisine, (+)-domestine, adlumidiceine, (+)-predicentrine, protopine, (-)-capnoidine,

From the herbs of CORYDALIS BUNGEANA, 16 alkaloids were isolated; 3 of them were identical with acetylcorynoline ( 2), corynoline ( 5), protopine ( 9), which had been obtained before from this plant. A further 11 known alkaloids: dihydrosanguinarine ( 1), acetylisocorynoline ( 3), 11-epicorynoline (

A new 4,5-dioxoaporphine, named corydione, was isolated from the whole herb of Corydalis bulbosa (L.) Dc (Papaveraceae), together with dehydronantenine, (-)-stylopine, (+)-bicuculline, (-)-adlumidine, (+)-nantenine, (+)-bulbocapnine, protopine (-)-domesticine, (+)-corydine, predicentrine,

The known alkaloids (+/-)-stylopine, (+/-)-sinactine, protopine, (+)-bulbocapnine, (-)-domesticine, (+)-corydine and (+)-isoboldine were found in the mixture of alkaloids from Corydalis marschalliana (Papaveraceae), growing in Bulgaria. The alkaloids dehydronantenine, (+)-nantenine and oxonantenine

The known alkaloids (-)-stylopine, (-)-canadine, (+/-)-sinactine, (+)-nantenine, (+)-bulbocapnine, protopine, (-)-isocorydine, (-)-domesticine, alpha-allocryptopine and berberine were found in a mixture of alkaloids from Corydalis slivenensis (Papaveraceae), growing in Bulgaria. Dehydronantenine,