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Manivannan et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Design and discovery of silybin analogues as antiproliferative compounds using a ring disjunctive–Based, natural product lead optimization approach

Manivannan et al., 2017

Document ID
11006121542571126956
Author
Manivannan E
Amawi H
Hussein N
Karthikeyan C
Fetcenko A
Moorthy N
Trivedi P
Tiwari A
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European journal of medicinal chemistry

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The present study reports the synthesis and anticancer activity evaluation of twelve novel silybin analogues designed using a ring disjunctive-based natural product lead (RDNPL) optimization approach. All twelve compounds were tested against a panel of cancer cells (ie …
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