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Sulfated glycofuranans as inhibitors of melanoma lung metastasis
Journal of Wood Science volume 48, pages 204–209 (2002)
Abstract
Chemically synthesized (1 → 5)-β-d-glucofuranan, (1 → 5)-β-d-galactofuranan, (1 → 5)-β-d-xylofuranan, (1 → 5)-α-L-arabinofuranan, natural xylan, and curdlan were sulfated to investigate their inhibitory activities on B16-BL6 lung metastasis and anticoagulant activities. (1 → 5)-β-d-Glucofuranan sulfate, (1 → 5)-β-d-galactofuranan sulfate, xylan sulfate, and curdlan sulfate had binding abilities with B16-BL6 melanoma lysate. The inhibitory activities of sulfated polysaccharides on B16-BL6 lung metastasis selected by heparin binding assay were in the order (1 → 5)-β-d-galactofuranan sulfate > (1 → 5)--β-d-glucofuranan sulfate > xylan sulfate ≫ curdlan sulfate. Furthermore, (1 → 5)-β-d-galactofuranan sulfate, (1 → 5)-β-d-glucofuranan sulfate, and xylan sulfate had not only high inhibitory activity on B16-BL6 lung metastasis but also low anticoagulant activity. The correlation between chemical structure and biological activity is discussed.
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Kamitakahara, H., Nishigaki, F., Mikawa, Y. et al. Sulfated glycofuranans as inhibitors of melanoma lung metastasis. J Wood Sci 48, 204–209 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00771368
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