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Evaluates neuroprotective properties of usnic acid derivatives, indicating therapeutic potential for neurodegeneration.
AIMS: This study involves the semi-synthetic modification of (+)-usnic acid and the evaluation of the synthesized compounds for neuroprotective effects in scopolamine-injured C6 glial cells. MATERIALS AND METHODS: studies were conducted to predict drug-likeness and binding sites for these molecules. RESULTS: studies confirmed that these compounds decreased NO production by binding to neuronal nitric oxide synthase. CONCLUSION: Usnic acid and its derivatives, 6, 13, and 16, increased the survival of scopolamine-injured C6 glial cells.
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