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A non-peroxide norsesterterpene from a marine sponge Hyrtios erecta

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A new norsesterterpene, hyrtial4, and known sesterterpenes,1–3, have been isolated from an anti-inflammatory active crude extract of the spongeHyrtios erecta.

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This sponge,Hyrtios (Heteronema) erecta Keller 1889, collected in 1980/81, from Tonga was extremely abundant in the Vava'u Is. Group.

We thank Prof. R. Jacobs and his research group at UCSB for this data.

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Crews, P., Bescansa, P. & Bakus, G.J. A non-peroxide norsesterterpene from a marine sponge Hyrtios erecta. Experientia 41, 690–691 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02007724

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