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  Alkaloids Derived from Tryptophan
 
     
 
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Introduction
Derived from Ornithine
  - Pyrrolidine & Tropane
  - Pyrrolizidine
Derived from Lysine
  - Piperidine
  - Quinolizidine
  - Indolizidine
Derived from Nicotinic Acid
  - Pyridine
Derived from Tyrosine
  - PEA & Simple TIQ
  - Modified BTIQ
  - Phenethylisoquinoline
  - Terpenoid TIQ
  - Amaryllidaceae
Derived from Tryptophan
  - Simple Indole
  - Simple β-Carboline
  - Terpenoid Indole
  - Quinoline
  - Pyrroloindole
  - Ergot
Derived from Anthranilic Acid
  - Quinazoline
  - Quinoline & Acridine
Derived from Histidine
  - Imidazole
Derived by Amination Reactions
  - Acetate-derived
  - Phenylalanine-derived
  - Terpenoid
  - Steroidal
Purine Alkaloids
  - Saxitoxin & Tetrodotoxin


L-Tryptophan is an aromatic amino acid containing an indole ring system, having its origins in the shikimate pathway via anthranilic acid. It acts as a precursor of a wide range of indole alkaloids, but there is also definite proof that major rearrangement reactions can convert the indole ring system into a quinoline ring, thus increasing further the ability of this amino acid to act as an alkaloid precursor.

 
     






     
     
 
 
     
 
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