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Wiley, Chemistry - A European Journal, 36(16), p. 10984-10988, 2010

DOI: 10.1002/chem.201001616

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Isovitamin B12: a vitamin B12 derivative that flips its tail.

Journal article published in 2010 by Shahzad Murtaza, Markus Ruetz, Karl Gruber ORCID, Bernhard Kräutler
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Abstract

Base on: Vitamin B12 is well known as a compact and cobalt-coordinated base-on corrinoid, in which the corrin and nucleotide moieties are connected by their natural linker, (R)-isopropanolamine. In the synthetic isomer, isovitamin B12, an n-propanolamine linker produces a structural mismatch. X-ray crystallography revealed two distinct base-on conformers of isovitamin B12 (magenta; inward conformer, yellow: outward conformer).