Biogenesis of Geranium Oil Compounds: On the Origin of Oxygen in cis-/trans-Rose Oxide

Volume: 46, Issue: 8, Pages: 3225 - 3229
Published: Jul 30, 1998
Abstract
By feeding experiments with labeled [1,1-2H2,18O]citronellol, it could be shown that Pelargonium graveolens is able to convert the fed precursor into cis-/trans-rose oxide. The labeling pattern and diastereomeric ratio of the resulting cis-/trans-rose oxides are in agreement with a mechanism which includes the enzymatic oxidation of citronellol in the allylic position and subsequent cyclization of the resulting diol to cis-/trans-rose oxide with...
Paper Details
Title
Biogenesis of Geranium Oil Compounds: On the Origin of Oxygen in cis-/trans-Rose Oxide
Published Date
Jul 30, 1998
Volume
46
Issue
8
Pages
3225 - 3229
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