Comparison of the Molecular Properties of Euglobals Differing by the Mutual Positions of the Two R–C=O Groups (R = H and CH2CH(CH3)2): A Computational Study
Neani Tshilande,
Liliana Mammino
Abstract:Euglobals are a subclass of acylphloroglucinols, mostly found in plants of the Eucalyptus genus. They possess anticancer activity, being potent inhibitors of the Epstein–Barr virus activation. Their molecules can be viewed as acylphloroglucinol monoterpene or sesquiterpene adducts, with the former having greater activity than the latter. The acylphloroglucinol moiety contains two mutually meta acyl (R–C=O) groups, respectively, in ortho and meta positions with respect to the two C atoms shared by the two moiet… Show more
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