Journal of the Chemical Society (Resumed)

193. Potential anti-tumour agents. Part I. Polyporic acid series

BF Cain

Index: Cain,B.F. Journal of the Chemical Society, 1961 , p. 936 - 940

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Abstract

EARLY in 1955 a screening programme was initiated for examining the indigenous New Zealand flora for anti-tumour agents. The first reproducible and significant results were obtained with a crude extract from the lichen Sticta coronata Mull Arg., whose biological activity, as indicated in a preliminary communication, l is due to the presence of polyporic acid (I; R= H, R'= OH). The occurrence of this acid in Sticta species had been ...

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