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Natural Product Research 2017-Nov

Medicinal properties of alpha-santalol, a naturally occurring constituent of sandalwood oil: review.

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Ajay Bommareddy
Sarah Brozena
James Steigerwalt
Terra Landis
Sarah Hughes
Erica Mabry
Aaron Knopp
Adam L VanWert
Chandradhar Dwivedi

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Alpha-santalol is a naturally occurring sesquiterpene that is derived from sandalwood oil. Its wide range of health benefits have been attributed to the modulation of various signalling pathways involved in the development of a particular disease. For example, the antitumour and cancer preventive properties of alpha-santalol have been shown to involve cell death induction through apoptosis and cell cycle arrest in various cancer models. A marked decrease in inflammatory markers have also been shown with alpha-santalol administration in skin tissue models. The current review is aimed at bringing the most recent advances of alpha-santalol against various disease-specific models and highlighting its associated mechanistic details.

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