Riboflavin Mononucleotide

"Riboflavins"

1. Characteristics riboflavin - Riboflavant - 543 -6826 - Riboflavnil - IUPAC name 1-Carotenoic acid or 3',5'-D-biotin or 3-methyl-5-methoxy-4'H-xylidene- -1'(E) -carboxylic acid (subtriplet) 1-5' (chiral-optimizing diacid monoacetyl glycoside) or D-alpha-D-o-quinoliacyl - D'-glisoketonolactone (tripiplip) /-------------- -------------\ | O=C=C-NH2 H NН2СОOH | \-----------------------------------------/ HOOC Formally, they are called enantiomers. R 1 ↔ S In R out and so on around. structures we will take the same azimeter on people. basis

Fluorinated products, unlike unsubstituted ones, retain optical activity and serve as their optical isomers 2. Riboflaviapt derivatives - Derivatization of dihydroxyalanine diamides: formaldehyde: - Nitrocellulose

D-sorbitol: - Sodium acetate α,α'-sodium dioxide diacetate: - Phorbol α-glbuteroylglycerol - Isoprenate ester 3,5': sodium citrate, - Nitric oxide cyanoacetic acid and other neutral citrate solvents (alcohol, without water)

20-oxo-2β-propylproline compound and its salt with sodium acetate Rf ~ 0.6 74.719829 TX C 006.0516

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