“…The constituents of J. curcas include curcin, with hemagglutinating activity [12], phorbol esters [13], lathyranlactone, jatrocurcasenones A-E and jatrophodiones B-E with cytotoxic activity [14], curcusones A-E, jatrogrossidione and 2-epi-jatrogrossidione, reported for their cytotoxity [15], isoamericanol A, which has an inhibitory effect on cell proliferation of MCF-7 [16], curcacycline A, which displays a moderate inhibition of proliferation of human T-cells [17], and curcacycline B, known to enhance the rotamase activity of human cyclophilin B [18]. Phytol (47.42%) in the leaf, 1butoxyperethyl-homotetrasilsesquioxane (36.11%) in the petiole, 7benzyl-8-(methylthio)theophyllin (12.53%) in the stem, as well as -gurjunene (13.99 %), β-elemol (13.45%) and guaiene (13.13%) in the root, were major components present in the essential oil [19].…”