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The differential localization of a methyl group confers a different anti-breast cancer activity to two triterpenes present in olives

3 Nov 2014

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Uvaol (UV) and erythrodiol (ER) are two triterpenic dialcohols present in the minor fraction of virgin olive oil, in leaves and in the drupe of olives. These triterpenes possess the same chemical structure and differ only in the location of a methyl group. It has been reported that they have antitumoral effects in leukemic cells, in skin mice tumours and, finally, in astrocytoma cells, but there are no evidences...

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PMID: 25412049
DOI: 10.1039/c4fo00675e

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