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Entry
CA00796                                                            

Classification
Carotenoid Name
Methyl mannosyl-3,4-dehydro-apo-8'-lycopenoate;
Methyl hexosyl-3,4-dehydro-apo-8'-lycopenoate
IUPAC name Methyl 1-mannosyloxy-3,4-didehydro-1,2-dihydro-8'-apo-psi-caroten-8'-oate
Formula
C37H52O8
Molecular Weight 
624.786 g/mol
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Mol file
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Biological functions/Properties 
Number of
conjugated double bonds 
11
Number of
conjugated multiple bonds 
11
Isomers 
  • Constitutional isomer: CA01007
  • InChI

    InChIKey

    Canonical SMILES

    XLogP
    7.520
    Hydrogen Bond donors
    (Lipinski's definition)
    4
    Hydrogen Bond Acceptors
    (Lipinski's definition)
    8
    LipinskiFailures
    2
    Complexity of molecule
    0.062
    Number of heavy atoms
    45
    TPSA
    (Topological Polar Surface Area) 
    125.680 Å2
    Reaction
    Pathway
    Major carotenoid information

    Minor carotenoid information

    Source organisms
    Planococcus maritimus (Ref.766) - Firmicutes - Bacilli, an aerobic, gram-positive motile coccoid bacterial strain KK21 isolated from the Siachen, Himalayas, and it is capable of growth in a broad range of temperature (4 to 37°C), pH (6.0-13.0) and salinity (0.5-8%). (Firmicutes - Planococcaceae)
    References
  • Ref.766: Kirti Kushwaha , Jyoti Saxena & Mukesh Kumar Agarwal, Indian Journal of Experimental Biology Vol. 58, March 2020, pp. 190-197, "Identification and characterization of psychrotrophic strain of Planococcus maritimus for glucosylated C30 carotenoid production".
  • CAS
    26122-89-4
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