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Journal of Asian Natural Products Research 2009

A new dimeric phenylpropanoid and cytotoxic norditerpene constituents from Podocarpus nakaii.

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Syh-Yuan Huang
Long-Yun Fan
Ya-Ching Shen
Chia-Ching Liao
Li-Chuan Hsu
Ya-Wen Hsu
Tian-Shan Wu
Ping-Chun Hsiao
Chien-Chang Shen
Ming-Jaw Don

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Abstract

A new dimeric phenylpropanoid namely podonaka A (1), along with the 13 known compounds including diterpenes (2 and 3), norditerpenes (4 and 5), benzenoids (6-10), steroids (11 and 12), chalcone (13), and megastigmane (14), was isolated from the EtOH extract of Podocarpus nakaii Hayata. The structure of 1 was elucidated on the basis of spectroscopic analysis including 1D and 2D NMR and MS techniques. Biological evaluation showed that norditerpenes, inumakilactone B (4), and podolactone E (5) have potent cytotoxic activities against Daoy, WiDr, KB, and HeLa tumor cell lines. Moreover, low dosage of 5 may induce early apoptosis in KB cells before 12 h.

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