HO.но.NH2NHH*ноноOHö:но(S)-norcolaurineOne step in the biosynthesis of morphine is the reaction of dopamine with p-hydroxyphenylacetaldehyde to give (S)-norcolaurine. Show the mechanism for the indicated step of the reaction bydrawing curved arrOWs to indicate the movement of electrons.Arrow-pushing Instructionsно.но.:BHOHOÖHABH*H-AHOHO

Morphine is an important alkaloid used in pain medication. It is found in opium poppy plant. The…

но. но. NH2 NH H* HO но „OH ö: но (S)norcolaurine One step in the biosymthesia of morphine is the resction of dopamine with p-hydrexyphenylacenaldehyde to give (5)-nercolaurine. Show the mechanism for the indicated step of the resction by drawing curved arrows to indicate the movement of electrons" Arrow-pushing Instructions но. но. :B HO но A BH* H-A HO HO

но. но. NH2 NH H* HO но „OH ö: но (S)norcolaurine One step in the biosymthesia of morphine is the resction of dopamine with p-hydrexyphenylacenaldehyde to give (5)-nercolaurine. Show the mechanism for the indicated step of the resction by drawing curved arrows to indicate the movement of electrons" Arrow-pushing Instructions но. но. :B HO но A BH* H-A HO HO

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