Bisamides from Aglaia species: structure analysis and potential to reverse drug resistance with cultured cells.
Bisamides from Aglaia species: structure analysis and potential to reverse drug resistance with cultured cells.
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来自米香属物种的双酰胺:结构分析和逆转培养细胞耐药性的潜力。
DOI:
10.1021/np50094a004
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发表时间:
1993
影响因子:
5.1
通讯作者:
Pezzuto,JM
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作者:
Saifah,E;Puripattanavong,J;Likhitwitayawuid,K;Cordell,GA;Chai,H;Pezzuto,JM
Aglaia pyramidata, was determined through extensive nmr studies, including homonuclear COSY, NOESY, APT, HETCOR, and selective INEPT techniques. Revision of the 13C-nmr assignment of piriforme [2], an alkaloid previously isolated from A. pirifera, was achieved by examination of several 2D nmr spectra (homonuclear COSY, NOESY, and HETCOR) and con-firmed by selective INEPT nmr experiments. Evaluation of the cytotoxic potentialof the two al-kaloids, along with two other bisamides from Aglaia odorata, odorine [3] and 5'-^/-odorine [4], was carried out in eleven human cancer cell lines. None of these bisamides showed significant cytotoxicity. Nevertheless, piriforme [2], odorine [3], and 5'-^/-odorine [4] were found to in-hibit the growthof the vinblastine-resistant KB cells by enhancing the anticancer activity of vinblastine.Cinnamic acid-derived bisamides are a unique group of alkaloids found in plants of the genus Aglaia (Meliaceae)(1^ 4). Piriferine [2] has been recently isolated from Aglaia pirifera Hance (1), whereas odorine [3] and 5'-^/-odorine [4] were identified from Ag-laia odorata Lour, and Aglaia roxburghiana (2, 3)· A recent report on the antileukemic ac-tivity of (—)-odorinol [5} in the in vivo P-388 system (4) prompted our interest in the investigation of anticancer potential of other bisamides within this structural type, as a part of our ongoing search for anticancer agents from plants. During our phytochemical