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Daphnane diterpene

Jolad SD, Hoffmann JJ, Timmermann BN, Schram KH et al. 1983 Daphnane diterpenes from Wikstroemia monticola Wikstrotoxins A-D, huratoxin and excoecariatoxin. J Nat Prod 46 675-680... [Pg.1139]

Diterpenes from Euphorbiaceae are toxic to livestock, and so are daphnane and daphnetoxin, diterpenes from Daphne mezereum (Thymelaeaceae). Toxins fromRhododendron are diterpenes. [Pg.277]

Yoshida M, Feng W, Saijo N, Ikekawa T (1996) Antitumor activity of daphnane-type diterpene gnidimacrin isolated from Stellera diamaqasme L. Int ] Cancer 66 268-273... [Pg.95]

Croton is endemic to the tropical parts of Asia it has been imported to Mauritius and to East Africa. Croton oil was a well-known purgative in human as well as in veterinary medicine (57, 58). The active compounds are esters of phorbol, a tetracyclic, tiglian-type diterpen. Croton oil possesses a burning taste and causes vomiting and diarrhea applied locally it produces skin irritation followed by formation of blisters and edema. Closely related to phorbol is huratoxin (daphnan-type frame) from Hura crepitans, a tree endemic to the tropical part of America (59). [Pg.19]

Evans, F. J. and C, J. Soper, The tigliane, daphnane, and ingenane diterpenes. Their chemistry, distribution, and biological activities, Lloydia, 41, 193-233 (1978). [Pg.424]

Evans, F.J., and C.J. Soper The tigliane, daphnane and ingenane diterpenes, their chemistry, distribution and biological activities. A review. Lloydia 41, 193 (1978). [Pg.564]

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