(-)-Corey Lactone Diol 32233-40-2

Function of Prostaglandins (PGs)

(-)-Corey Lactone Diol is one of important Prostaglandins (PGs) intermediates.

Prostaglandins (PGs) are a series of compounds with a wide range of physiological activities. Natural prostaglandins (prostaglandins, hereinafter referred to as PG) are a series of compounds with a wide range of physiological activities. Natural PGs have relatively few sources and mainly exist in marine coelenterates, certain higher plants, mammals and humans. But the content is very small. A large number of studies have proved that although the content of PGs in various tissues of the human body is very small, they all have quite obvious physiological activities. The central nervous system, reproductive system, etc. have important roles. At the same time, the causes of many diseases have an important relationship with the imbalance of endogenous PGs. Because endogenous natural products are inherent to the human body, PGs are less toxic to the human body, so they have a wide range of uses in the field of medicine. Through the efforts of medical workers in recent decades, PGs derivatives have successfully become an important class of drugs. They are mainly used for lowering blood pressure, regulating menstruation, anti-early pregnancy, anti-blood coagulation, induction of labor, induction of labor, anti-tumor, anti-inflammatory, and anti- Viruses, hypnosis, treatment of asthma, glaucoma, constipation and gastric ulcer disease. In addition, PGs also have important applications in animal husbandry. Therefore, PGs have attracted widespread attention in the fields of chemistry, pharmacy, medicine and biology.