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Boldine and Related Aporphines: From Antioxidant to Antiproliferative Properties
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Plant and folk medicine represent nowadays a source of either new therapeutic substances or substrates for drug synthesis. One such promising group for possible further exploitation is the family of aporphine alkaloids containing boldine and related compounds. In this mini-review we focus on boldine and its newly described effects, which predominantly arise from its antioxidant properties. Moreover, we try to compare its antiproliferative properties with other better known members of the aporphine group.
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Title: Boldine and Related Aporphines: From Antioxidant to Antiproliferative Properties
Description:
Plant and folk medicine represent nowadays a source of either new therapeutic substances or substrates for drug synthesis.
One such promising group for possible further exploitation is the family of aporphine alkaloids containing boldine and related compounds.
In this mini-review we focus on boldine and its newly described effects, which predominantly arise from its antioxidant properties.
Moreover, we try to compare its antiproliferative properties with other better known members of the aporphine group.
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