“…Flavones ( I ), the most prominent group of naturally occurring chromones, are present in a wide variety of plants [1] and are well-known by their broad range of biological properties, such as antibacterial, antifungal [2,3], antiviral [4], antiinflammatory [5], antioxidant [6], antiallergic [7], hepatoprotective [8], antithrombotic and antitumoral [9,10] activities (Figure 1). In contrast to flavones, there are only nine natural ( E )-2-styrylchromones II – X [11,12,13,14,15], a group of oxygen heterocyclic compounds that although being scarce in Nature have shown significant biological activities [16,17,18] (Figure 1). 2-Styrylchromones have potential therapeutic applications in the treatment of cancer [19], allergies [20], viral infections [21], gout [22] and oxidative stress related damage [23].…”