Autor:
Carrasco, H.
Espinoza, L.
Cardile, V.
Gallardo, C.
Cardona, W.
Lombardo, L.
Catálan, K.
Cuellar, M.
Russo, A.
Eugenol (4-allyl-2-methoxyphenol) (1) has been reported to possess antioxidant and anticancer properties. In an attempt to enhance intrinsic activity of this natural compound, some derivatives were synthesized. Eugenol was extracted from cloves oil and further, the eugenol analogues (2-6) were ob...
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Carrasco, H.
,
Espinoza, L.
,
Cardile, V.
,
Gallardo, C.
,
Cardona, W.
,
Lombardo, L.
,
Catálan, K.
,
Cuellar, M.
,
Russo, A.
,
[Eugenol and its Synthetic Analogues Inhibit Cell Growth of Human Cancer Cells (Part I)]
,
Eugenol and its Synthetic Analogues Inhibit Cell Growth of Human Cancer Cells (Part I)
