You‐Min YingXiao‐Sa LiuCui‐Ping TongJianwei WangZha‐Jun ZhanWei‐Guang Shan
Abstract Three new lycopodium alkaloids, huperserramines A–C ( 1 – 3 , resp.), along with 15 known ones, lycopodine‐6 α ,11 α ‐diol ( 4 ), lycoposerramine H ( 5 ), lycoposerramine I ( 6 ), lycopodine‐6 α ‐ol ( 7 ), lycoposerramine M ( 8 ), diphaladine A ( 9 ), lycoposerramine K ( 10 ), lycoposerramine W ( 11 ), huperzine M ( 12 ), luciduline ( 13 ), phlegmariuine N ( 14 ), huperzine A ( 15 ), huperzine B ( 16 ), lycodine ( 17 ), and lycoposerramine R ( 18 ), were isolated from the whole plant of Huperzia serrata. Their structures were established by spectroscopic methods, including 2D‐NMR and MS analyses. All the isolates were evaluated for their inhibitory effects on acetylcholinesterase (AChE) and α ‐glucosidase. As a result, lycopodine‐6 α ,11 α‐ diol ( 4 ) exhibited more potent α ‐glucosidase inhibitory activity ( IC 5 0 148±5.5 μ M ) than the positive control acarbose ( IC 50 376.3±2.7 μ M ).
Hengbin WangChang‐Heng TanJun‐Jie TanMing‐Yao GaoYiming LiShan‐Hao JiangDa‐Yuan Zhu
Yanfang YangShi‐Jin QuKai XiaoShan‐Hao JiangJun‐Jie TanChang‐Heng TanDa‐Yuan Zhu
Fangfang JiangBowen QiNing DingHongyun YangFangfang JiaYuan LuoJuan WangXiao LiuXiaohui WangPengfei TuShepo Shi
Hengbin WangChang‐Heng TanJun‐Jie TanMing‐Yao GaoYiming LiShan‐Hao JiangDa‐Yuan Zhu