Guisheng Wang , Yilin Yuan , Ruxue Mu , Zhongqian Xue , Yuhan Zhang , Dongge Xie , Yan Chen
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摘要
从红树林内生真菌Alternaria sp. n -17中分离得到15个新的异香豆素衍生物1-3、(±)-4、(±)-5、6-10、(+)-11、(+)-12和13,以及11个已知的类似物(−)-11、(−)-12和14-22。通过1D/2D NMR和hresms光谱以及电子圆二色性(ECD)计算,明确了它们的结构。异香豆素A(1)具有罕见的6/6/6/5四环骨架,其核心为γ-丁内酯-二苯并-α-吡酮,而2和3具有罕见的氯化呋喃环体系。在生物实验中,化合物1、(−)-4、10和18比阳性对照(L-NMMA: 32.83 μM)具有较好的抗炎活性,IC50值在10.68 ~ 28.05 μM之间。此外,1通过下调NF-κB和MAPK通路的表达发挥抗炎作用。此外,化合物21和22通过抑制MptpA、MptpB和PTP1B表现出明显的抗结核活性。分子对接结果表明,化合物22与PTP1B活性腔深度结合。
Alterisocoumarins A-M: Isocoumarins with anti-inflammatory and anti-tuberculosis activities from a mangrove endophytic fungus Alternaria sp. HN-17
Fifteen new isocoumarin derivatives 1–3, (±)-4, (±)-5, 6–10, (+)-11, (+)-12, and 13, together with eleven known analogues (−)-11, (−)-12, and 14–22 were isolated from the mangrove endophytic fungus Alternaria sp. HN-17. Their structures were unambiguously established by 1D/2D NMR and HRESIMS spectra, and electronic circular dichroism (ECD) calculations. Alterisocoumarin A (1) possesses a rare 6/6/6/5 tetracyclic skeleton featuring a γ-butyrolactone-fused dibenzo-α-pyrone core, while 2 and 3 have an unusual chlorinated furan ring system. In bioassay, compounds 1, (−)-4, 10, and 18 displayed good anti-inflammatory activity with IC50 values ranging from 10.68 to 28.05 μM than positive control (L-NMMA: 32.83 μM). Moreover, 1 exerts anti-inflammatory effects by down-regulated expression the NF-κB and MAPK pathways. In addition, compounds 21 and 22 showed notable anti-tuberculosis activities by inhibiting MptpA, MptpB and PTP1B. The molecular docking results showed that compound 22 binds deeply in the active cavity of PTP1B.
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