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Unprecedented 4/7 Bicyclic Carbon Skeleton Sesquiterpenoids With Anti-Inflammatory Activities Isolated From the Root of Lindera glauca

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By Yuqian Tang, Chuxing Liang, Yingming Luo
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1 Introduction Lindera glauca, a plant of the genus Lindera in the Lauraceae family, mainly grows in the southwestern regions of China and has been used to treat abdominal pain, colitis, contusions, and sprains in Chinese folk medicine [1-3]. Chemical composition research indicates that the components of L. glauca include terpenoids [4-6], butyrolactones [7], and alkaloids [3, 8]. Among them, sesquiterpenoids are the components with the highest proportion in L.
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