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Ailanthone: a new potential drug for castration-resistant prostate cancer. [PDF]
Peng S, Yi Z, Liu M.
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Targeting Trop2 by Bruceine D suppresses breast cancer metastasis by blocking Trop2/β-catenin positive feedback loop. [PDF]
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Tetrahedron, 1987
Abstract The reduction of quassin ( 1a ) with sodium borohydride in the presence of alkali was investigated. The process appeared to be regio- and stereo-selective leading to 2a , which was utilized for the preparation of 2-epi-castelanolide-methylether ( 4a ).
CECCHERELLI, Paolo +4 more
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Abstract The reduction of quassin ( 1a ) with sodium borohydride in the presence of alkali was investigated. The process appeared to be regio- and stereo-selective leading to 2a , which was utilized for the preparation of 2-epi-castelanolide-methylether ( 4a ).
CECCHERELLI, Paolo +4 more
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Tetrahedron, 1961
Abstract Structure XIX (R1 = H; R2 = CH3) was derived for quassin on the basis of extensive chemical and physical evidence.
Z. Valenta, S. Papadopoulos, C. Podešva
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Abstract Structure XIX (R1 = H; R2 = CH3) was derived for quassin on the basis of extensive chemical and physical evidence.
Z. Valenta, S. Papadopoulos, C. Podešva
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Australian Journal of Chemistry, 1962
Nuclear magnetic resonance evidence and additional chemical evidence are reported which supports structure (II) for quassin. A table of the N.M.R. assignments for quassin and four derivatives is included.
Carman, R. M., Ward, A. D.
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Nuclear magnetic resonance evidence and additional chemical evidence are reported which supports structure (II) for quassin. A table of the N.M.R. assignments for quassin and four derivatives is included.
Carman, R. M., Ward, A. D.
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The stereochemistry of quassin
Tetrahedron, 1962Abstract The relative configuration of quassin and several of its derivatives has been derived.
Z. Valenta +4 more
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Total Synthesis of (+)-Quassin
The Journal of Organic Chemistry, 2000A total synthesis of (+)-quassin from naturally occurring (S)-(+)-carvone is described. The total number of steps was 28, and the overall yield was about 2.6%. The synthetic strategy for the construction of the tetracyclic carbon framework was based on a C-->ABC-->ABCD ring annulation sequence, involving an aldol reaction, an intramolecular Diels-Alder
T K, Shing, Q, Jiang
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Semisynthetic derivatives of quassin
Tetrahedron, 1998The natural product quassin has been modified in order to produce compounds with potential antimalarial action. The modifications include demethylation, reduction of the keto function, esterification with simple organic acids and - to enhance the uptake through the biological barriers and increase the stability of the compounds - with lipoamino acids.
Thoruwa, C. L. +3 more
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On equilibration of quassin and 4-epiquassin
Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical Communications, 1991Equilibration of quassin and 4-epiquassin is described. Various quassin derivatives are characterized and their relationship to quassin (I) is discussed. A regioselective deprotonation is achieved in quassin and 4-epiquassin (III) by the introduction of a diosphenolate grouping which makes a potentially acidic H-atom unavailable for attack by base.
Nada Stojanac, Zdenek Valenta
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Experimental Parasitology, 2010
Quassia amara L. (Family Simaroubaceae) is known to have several medicinal properties including the activity against malaria. An HPLC method was employed for purification of the biologically active quassinoids; quassin (Q) and neo-quassin (NQ), further characterized by MALDI-TOF analyses.
Kirti, Mishra +3 more
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Quassia amara L. (Family Simaroubaceae) is known to have several medicinal properties including the activity against malaria. An HPLC method was employed for purification of the biologically active quassinoids; quassin (Q) and neo-quassin (NQ), further characterized by MALDI-TOF analyses.
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