“…In the present study, as continuing research of our project to further improve the inhibitory effect on osteoclasts, a series of new oleanolic acid derivatives constructed via modifications in the A-ring and C-28 position with heterocycles were designed and synthesized. Because sulfoneextended backbone analogs are known to be associated with a broad spectrum of bioactivity in many drugs, 16 various sulfonyl groups were further introduced into the heterocyclefused A-ring. The inhibitory activity of the synthesized derivatives on osteoclast formation was evaluated in vitro.…”
A series of novel oleanolic acid (OA) derivatives were synthesized via modifications of the A-ring and C28-amides of OA, and their anti-bone resorption activities were evaluated in vitro and in vivo.
“…In the present study, as continuing research of our project to further improve the inhibitory effect on osteoclasts, a series of new oleanolic acid derivatives constructed via modifications in the A-ring and C-28 position with heterocycles were designed and synthesized. Because sulfoneextended backbone analogs are known to be associated with a broad spectrum of bioactivity in many drugs, 16 various sulfonyl groups were further introduced into the heterocyclefused A-ring. The inhibitory activity of the synthesized derivatives on osteoclast formation was evaluated in vitro.…”
A series of novel oleanolic acid (OA) derivatives were synthesized via modifications of the A-ring and C28-amides of OA, and their anti-bone resorption activities were evaluated in vitro and in vivo.
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