4-Methoxycoumarine

Research use only, not for human use.

4-Methoxycoumarine has antitumour effects.Coumarin has antitumour effects in vivo and cytostatic effects in vitro. Its half-life in humans is short (1-1.5 h) and the monohydroxylated biotransformation products have significantly longer half-lives.

4-Methoxycoumarine has antitumour effects.Coumarin has antitumour effects in vivo and cytostatic effects in vitro. Its half-life in humans is short (1-1.5 h) and the monohydroxylated biotransformation products have significantly longer half-lives. One or several of these products may thus be responsible for the antitumoral effects. METHODS AND RESULTS: We have assayed the in vitro cytostatic activity of five monohydroxylated coumarins (3-, 4-, 6-, 7- and 8-monohydroxycoumarin), their acetates and methyl-ethers. Murine melanoma cells (cell line B16-F10) and murine fibroblasts (B82) were exposed to the test compounds at concentrations between 10 and 160 microg/ml. The cytostatic effects were estimated by reduction of the tetrazolium dye MTT. In the melanoma cells, some of the compounds inhibited growth after exposure for 1 day. In contrast, coumarin inhibited growth to a smaller extent, and only after exposure for 3 days. The most active compounds (3-acetoxycoumarin, 4-methoxycoumarin(4-Methoxycoumarine) and 6-hydroxycoumarin), as well as coumarin, were also assayed in murine fibroblasts. CONCLUSIONS: The cytostatic effects of 4-methoxycoumarin(4-Methoxycoumarine) and 6-hydroxycoumarin were less pronounced in fibroblasts than in melanoma cells. Our observations suggest that these compounds may have a greater therapeutic margin.

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20280-81-3

176.17

C10H8O3

>98% (HPLC)

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COc1cc(=O)oc2ccccc12

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(-20℃)

With Ice Pack

≥ 2 years