Continued from TP-9 Metal Coordination Complexes
Alphabetical List of Compounds
A. Trivially Named Porphyrins
B. Trivially Named Chlorins
B'. Trivially Named Isobacteriochlorins
C. Trivially Named Chlorophylls
D. Trivially Named Bilanes
E. Fundamental Parents
Name | List below | Separate file | | | Name | List below | Separate file |
Bacteriochlorin | list | file | | | Mesochlorophyll | list | file |
Bacteriochlorophyll a | list | file | | | Mesoporphyrin | list | file |
Bacteriochlorophyll b | list | file | | | Phthalocyanine | list | file |
Bilane | list | file | | | Phycocyanobilin | list | file |
Bilin | list | file | | | Phycoerythrobilin | list | file |
Bilirubin | list | file | | | Phyllochlorin | list | file |
Biliverdin | list | file | | | Phylloporphyrin | list | file |
Chlorin | list | file | | | Phytochlorin | list | file |
Chlorophyll a | list | file | | | Phytoporphyrin | list | file |
Chlorophyll b | list | file | | | Porphyrin | list | file |
Chlorophyll c1 | list | file | | | Porphyrinogen | list | file |
Chlorophyll c2 | list | file | | | Protoporphyrin | list | file |
Chlorophyll d | list | file | | | Pyrrochlorin | list | file |
Coproporphyrin I | list | file | | | Pyrroporphyrin | list | file |
Corrin | list | file | | | Rhodochlorin | list | file |
Corrole | list | file | | | Rhodoporphyrin | list | file |
Cytoporphyrin | list | file | | | Sapphyrin | list | file |
Deuteroporphyrin | list | file | | | Sirohydrochlorin | list | file |
Dipyrrin | list | file | | | Stercobilin | list | file |
Etioporphyrin I | list | file | | | Tripyrrin | list | file |
Hematoporphyrin | list | file | | | Urobilin | list | file |
Mesobilirubin | list | file | | | Urobilinogen | list | file |
Mesobiliverdin | list | file | | | Uroporphyrin I | list | file |
Note The trivial names apply to the tautomeric structures also. See TP-1.1.
Coproporphyrin I | Cytoporphyrin |
Note Type I shown only. See TP-2.2 for "type nomenclature" using Roman numerals.
Deuteroporphyrin | Etioporphyrin I |
Note 1. Not to be confused with the isotopically labeled compound deuterioporphyrin.Note 2. Type I shown only. See TP-2.2 for "type nomenclature" using Roman numerals.
Hematoporphyrin | Mesoporphyrin |
Phylloporphyrin | Protoporphyrin |
Pyrroporphyrin | Rhodoporphyrin |
Uroporphyrin I | Phytoporphyrin |
Note Type I shown only. See TP-2.2 for "type nomenclature" using Roman numerals.
Phyllochlorin | Phytochlorin |
Note Phyllochlorin has been redefined so that it is now the 17,18-dihydro derivative of phylloporphyrin. This chlorin name has formerly been used in the literature to refer to the structure shown, but with a vinyl group in place of the ethyl groups at position 3.
Pyrrochlorin | Rhodochlorin |
Note Rhodochlorin has been redefined so that it is now the 17,18-dihydro derivative of rhodoporphyrin. This chlorin name has formerly been used in the literature to refer to the structure shown, but with a vinyl group in place of the ethyl group at position 3.
Sirohydrochlorin
Chlorophyll a (R = phytyl) | Chlorophyll b (R = phytyl) |
Chlorophyll c1 | Chlorophyll c2 |
Note In contrast to the other chlorophyll structures, chlorophylls c1 and c2 are unsaturated at positions 17 and 18. Further they are free acids at position 17.
Chlorophyll d (R = phytyl) | Bacteriochlorophyll a (R = phytyl) |
Bacteriochlorophyll b (R = phytyl) | Mesochlorophyll a (R = phytyl) |
Biliverdin
Mesobiliverdin
Bilirubin
Mesobilirubin
Urobilin
Stercobilin
Urobilinogen
Phycoerythrobilin
Phycocyanobilin
Porphyrin | Chlorin |
Bacteriochlorin | Porphyrinogen |
Phthalocyanine | Sapphyrin |
Corrin | Corrole |
Bilane
Bilin
Tripyrrin | Dipyrrin |