Secondary metabolites from pachystroma longifolium (NEES) I. M. Johnst (Euphorbiaceae) and evaluation of its extracts as cathepsins inhibitors

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Abstract

In this work, four secondary metabolites were isolated from leaves of Pachystroma longifolium (Euphorbiaceae): loliolide, gallic acid, methyl protocatechuate and ethyl gallate. Their structures were established by physical and spectroscopic methods. The extracts of P. longifolium and the purified compounds were tested as cathepsins inhibitors and the extracts were active.

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Galvão, D. D. C., Moraes, C. T., Borges, B. J. P., Cardoso, W. C., Andrade, J. P. D., Takahashi, P. M., … Borges, W. D. S. (2017). Secondary metabolites from pachystroma longifolium (NEES) I. M. Johnst (Euphorbiaceae) and evaluation of its extracts as cathepsins inhibitors. Journal of the Chilean Chemical Society, 62(3), 3602–3604. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0717-97072017000303602

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