juridins
Juridins is a term that appears in theoretical discussions and in speculative renderings of chemical nomenclature to designate a putative family of organic molecules. The concept describes a coherent class defined by a shared multi-ring heterocyclic core and a variable set of substituents, allowing a wide range of derivatives. Juridins are not a single known compound and are not widely catalogued in formal chemical databases; they function mainly as an illustrative category for teaching structure–activity relationships and synthetic planning.
Structural features commonly attributed to juridins include a fused nitrogen-containing ring system with a lactam-like carbonyl,
Occurrence is described variably in hypothetical contexts, sometimes as plant- or microbial-derived, but there is no
Synthesis in these contexts usually involves constructing the heterocyclic core through a sequence of cyclization and