Sample Description:
 | | Molecular Formula: C19H30O2
Molecular Weight: 290.440
| InChI= |
1/C19H30O2/c1-18-9-7-13(20)11-12(18)3-4-14-15-5-6-17(21)19(15,2)10-
8-16(14)18/h12,14-17,21H,3-11H2,1-2H3
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| IUPAC Name: |
17-Hydroxyandrostan-3-one
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CAS Number: 521-18-6
PubChem: 15
NMRShiftDB: 20059206
Spectrometer: Bruker AP 600 MHz
Probe: 1mm MicroProbe
Solvent: DMSO-d6 (some H2O)
Sample Concentration: ca. 200 µg
| Provided by: |
Dr. Till Kühn, Bruker BioSpin
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| Directory | npF2 | NS | swF2 | spF2 | npF1 | swF1 | spF1 | time |
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| proton (1) | 32768 | 1 | 12376.24 | -2482.69 | | | | 4 s |
| gHSQC (5) | 512 | 16 | 4595.59 | -123.29 | 256 | 25000.00 | -1188.44 | 2 h 33 m |
| gHMBC (6) | 2048 | 32 | 5387.93 | -519.46 | 512 | 37735.85 | -2271.10 | 10 h 17 m |
| gDQF-COSY (7) | 1024 | 2 | 4595.59 | -123.29 | 512 | 4595.59 | -123.29 | 1 h 23 m |
Original 1D Proton Spectrum:
1D Proton Spectrum
(Water Subtracted):
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FindIt Molecular
Structures
Consistent With
Molecular Formula and Proton Resonances:
The correct structure is at position
1.
Best 10 structures in decreasing rating (structure ID shown in parentheses):
1: 0.952514 ( 15) 2: 0.951895 ( 10634) 3: 0.951509 ( 352069)
4: 0.951213 ( 136297) 5: 0.951195 ( 19274) 6: 0.951104 ( 5061847)
7: 0.950559 ( 6431162) 8: 0.950308 ( 225744) 9: 0.950046 ( 234464)
10: 0.949857 ( 446692)
2D Multiplicity-Edited HSQC Spectrum:
Determined HSQC Correlations:
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FindIt Molecular
Structures
Consistent With
Proton and Protonated Carbon
(HSQC)
Resonances:
The correct structure is at position
5.
Best 10 structures in decreasing rating (structure ID shown in parentheses):
1: 0.961909 ( 2754185) 2: 0.952877 ( 5934064) 3: 0.941439 ( 281595)
4: 0.935020 ( 841323) 5: 0.925680 ( 15) 6: 0.922834 ( 134100)
7: 0.922596 ( 239756) 8: 0.920055 ( 635979) 9: 0.918443 ( 2748110)
10: 0.917488 ( 1843)
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Automated VerifyIt Proton Assignments:
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Automated VerifyIt Carbon Assignments:
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2D DQF-COSY Spectrum:
AssembleIt HSQC &
DQF-COSY Derived Carbon-Carbon Correlations:
2D
HMBC Spectrum:
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HSQC,
HMBC & DQF-COSY Derived Correlations:
AssembleIt Derived Structure With NMRgraph Added Likely
Oxygen
Atoms:
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only one possible structure
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Comments:
Essential androgen for the virilization of the male embryo and for subsequent growth of tissues such as the prostate.
The water resonance in the proton spectrum is two orders of magnitude larger than component resonances. Till
supplied a 1D NOESY dataset with presaturation solving this challenge experimentally. But NMRanalyst can solve this
water resonance challenge in the 1D proton spectrum directly as shown.
The 1D Analysis workwindow allows specification of resonance parameters. If the table [Remove] switch for a
resonance is selected, the software subtracts the selected resonance and proceeds with a regular spectral analysis.
Water related resonances can be collected manually in this table for subtraction. This takes several iterations of
analyzing the spectrum and copying resonances to be deleted. But its advantage is resonance integrals remain
correct and the spectrum remains phase sensitive.
When no carbon spectrum is available, HSQC correlations are another option. The shown carbon assignments do not
contain quarternary carbons, as they have no attached proton for their detection.
From the HSQC and HMBC analysis results, all carbon resonance information can be assembled with the software. It is
equivalent to the analysis result of a carbon spectrum. FindIt identifies this structure from the molecular formula
and the proton results as the most likely structure.
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