STEROIDAL GLYCOSIDES FROM ALLIUM-MACLEANII AND A-SENESCENS, AND THEIRINHIBITORY ACTIVITY ON TUMOR PROMOTER-INDUCED PHOSPHOLIPID-METABOLISMOF HELA-CELLS
T. Inoue et al., STEROIDAL GLYCOSIDES FROM ALLIUM-MACLEANII AND A-SENESCENS, AND THEIRINHIBITORY ACTIVITY ON TUMOR PROMOTER-INDUCED PHOSPHOLIPID-METABOLISMOF HELA-CELLS, Phytochemistry, 40(2), 1995, pp. 521-525
A new polyhydroxylated cholestane trisdesmoside and a new spirostanol
pentasaccharide, together with five known spirostanol saponins, were i
solated from the bulbs of Allium macleanii, and two known spirostanol
saponins were isolated from the bulbs of A. senescens. The identificat
ion and structural assignments of the steroidal glycosides were perfor
med by spectroscopic analysis and hydrolysis. Furthermore, the isolate
d compounds were evaluated for inhibitory activity on 12-O-tetradecano
ylphorbol-13-acetate (TPA)-stimulated P-32-incorporation into phosphol
ipids of HeLa cells, which is recognized as an excellent primary scree
ning test to identify new antitumour-promoter compounds.