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Query: HUMANGGP:016254 (
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A new jatrophone derivative (6), jatrophone (3), jatropholone A (4) and jatropholone B (5), acetyl aleuritolic acid (1), cyperenoic acid (2) and a monoterpene were isolated from the rhizomes of the Paraguayan crude drug Jatropha isabelli. The compounds were characterized by spectroscopic means. The gastroprotective effect of jatrophone, jatropholone A and B as well as 9beta,13alpha-dihydroxyisabellione 6 and the triterpene 1 was assessed in the HCl/EtOH-induced gastric lesions model in mice. Jatrophone elicited a strong gastroprotective effect with no significant differences between 25, 50 or 100 mg/kg and reducing lesions from 88 to 93%. The jatropholones A and B showed remarkable differences in the gastroprotective assay.
Jatropholone
A presented a dose-related response, with maximum effect (54% lesion reduction) at the highest dose (100 mg/kg), jatropholone B showed a strong action at all the doses, reducing lesions by 83-91%. The cytotoxicity of the compounds was assessed towards fibroblasts and
AGS
cells. Jatrophone was toxic against both cell lines (IC50 values: 2.8 and 2.5 microM, respectively).
Jatropholone
B (5) was not cytotoxic while jatropholone A (4) displayed a selective effect against
AGS
cells (IC50: 49 microM). The relevance of stereochemistry in the biological effects is clear comparing the effect of jatropholone A and B against
AGS
cells, with IC50 values of 49 and > 1000 microM for the beta and alpha C-16 isomers, respectively. The results provide scientific support for the use of "yagua rova" as a gastroprotective crude drug in Paraguayan traditional medicine.
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PMID:Gastroprotective effect and cytotoxicity of terpenes from the Paraguayan crude drug "yagua rova" (Jatropha isabelli). 1727 35
The gastroprotective effect of the diterpenes jatropholone A, jatropholone B and 16 semisynthetic derivatives was assessed in the HCl/ethanol-induced gastric lesion model in mice and the cytotoxicity was determined towards fibroblasts and
AGS
cells. In a dose-response study, jatropholone B reduced gastric lesions by 65% at 6 mg/kg and jatropholone A by 54% at 100 mg/kg. The jatropholone B derivatives 9 - 14 and the compounds 15 - 18 were compared at a single oral dose of 25 mg/kg while the jatropholone A derivatives 2 - 7 were assessed at 100 mg/kg. A decrease in gastroprotective activity was observed for the ether as well as for the ester derivatives of jatropholone B. The methyl and propyl ethers of jatropholone A were more gastroprotective than the natural product. The placement of an additional methyl group at C-2 in the jatropholone B derivatives led to a loss of selectivity, the methyl and propyl ethers lack a gastroprotective effect.
Jatropholone
B was not toxic towards
AGS
cells and fibroblasts.
Jatropholone
A was active only against
AGS
cells. The gastroprotective effect of the epimeric jatropholones was selective showing a higher effect for jatropholone B. These results further support that the stereochemistry of the methyl group at C-2 in the jatropholones plays a relevant role in preventing the gastric lesions in mice. The compounds 3, 5 - 7, 10 and 12 - 18 are described for the first time.
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PMID:Gastroprotective effect and cytotoxicity of semisynthetic jatropholone derivatives. 1769 Oct 58
The antiproliferative activity of the diterpenes jatropholone A and B, 16 semi-synthetic derivatives thereof, and that of jatrophone and its three derivatives was assessed on human cell cultures. The cells used comprised normal lung fibroblasts (MRC-5), gastric adenocarcinoma (
AGS
), leukemia (HL-60), lung cancer (SK-MES-1), and bladder carcinoma (J82).
Jatropholone
A ( 1) was inactive against all the tumor cell lines; however, its acetylation rendered a compound with antiproliferative activity. The epimeric jatropholone B ( 8) was active against all the cancer cell lines, and its derivatives presented different effects on the selected cell lines. While jatrophone ( 19) showed strong anticancer activity, its derivatives 9beta,13alpha-dihydroxyisabellione and 13alpha-hydroxy-9 beta-acetoxyisabellione were less active.
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PMID:Antiproliferative activity of the diterpenes jatrophone and jatropholone and their derivatives. 1956 59