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Review
. 2012 Aug;10(8):1671-1710.
doi: 10.3390/md10081671. Epub 2012 Aug 10.

Glycosides from marine sponges (Porifera, Demospongiae): structures, taxonomical distribution, biological activities and biological roles

Vladimir I Kalinin  1 , Natalia V Ivanchina  1 , Vladimir B Krasokhin  1 , Tatyana N Makarieva  1 , Valentin A Stonik  1
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Review

Glycosides from marine sponges (Porifera, Demospongiae): structures, taxonomical distribution, biological activities and biological roles

Vladimir I Kalinin et al. Mar Drugs. 2012 Aug.

Abstract

Literature data about glycosides from sponges (Porifera, Demospongiae) are reviewed. Structural diversity, biological activities, taxonomic distribution and biological functions of these natural products are discussed.

Keywords: activities; biological functions; glycosides; sponges; structures; taxonomic distribution.

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Structures of sarasinosides.
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Erylosides from Erylus formosus.
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Erylosides from Erylus lendenfeldi.
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Erylosides from Erylus goffrilleri.
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Erylosides from Erylus sp.
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Sokodosides from Erylus placenta.
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Erylosides from Erylus nobilis.
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Ulososides from Ulosa sp.
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Feroxosides from Ectyoplasia ferox.
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Isomalabarican triterpene glycosides from Geodia sp. and Rhabdastrella globostellata.
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Pouosides from Lipastrotethya sp.
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Sipholenosides from Siphonochalina (=Callispongia) siphonella.
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Biogenesis of sipholane triterpenoids.
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Xestovanin A and secoxestovanin A from Xestospongia (=Neopetrosia) vanilla.
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Isoxestovanin A, xestovanins B and C and dehydroxestovanin A from Xestospongia (=Neopetrosia) vanilla.
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Epidehydroxestovanin A, dehydroxestovanin C and secodehydroxestovanin A from Xestospongia (=Neopetrosia) vanilla.
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Pachastrelloside A and wondosterols A–C from a two sponge association.
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Pandarosides from Pandaros acanthifolium.
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Acanthifoliosides from Pandaros acanthifolium.
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Mycalosides from Mycale laxissima.
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Hapaioside andptilosaponosides from Ptilocaulis spiculifer.
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Caminosides from Caminus sphaeroconia.
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Pachymoside A from Pachymatisma johnstonia and its methyl ether.
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Simplexides from Plakortis simplex.
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Clathrosides and isoclathrosides from Agelas clathroides.
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Clavosolides from Myriastra clavosa.
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Latranculinosides from Latrunculia corticata.
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Bipolar glycosidlated lipids from Oceanapia (=Rhizochalina) spp.
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Erylusamins from Erylus placenta, erulisine and erulisidine from Erylus cf. lendenfeldi.
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