MOLECULE
1,8-Cineole
1,8-cineole is a cineole. It has a role as a flavouring agent.
Summary from ChEBI, via PubChem.
Identity
Chemistry
- Formula
- C10H18O
- Molecular weight
- 154.25 g/mol
- IUPAC name
- 1,3,3-trimethyl-2-oxabicyclo[2.2.2]octane
- InChIKey
- WEEGYLXZBRQIMU-UHFFFAOYSA-N
- SMILES
- CC1(C2CCC(O1)(CC2)C)C
- PubChem
- CID 2758 ↗
Provenance
Contributing sources
- PubChem
- ChEBI
- LOTUS
Natural occurrence
Found in
- C. aeruginosa 4
- Mango ginger 4
- Curcuma 4
- C. xanthorrhiza 4
- Pennyroyal 4
- Sweet wormwood 3
- Nut-grass 3
- Wild mint 3
- M. piperita 3
- Greater galangal 2
- Lesser galangal 2
- Shellplant 2
- Coastal sagebrush 2
- Sea Wormwood 2
- Lemonscented gum 2
- Lavender 2
- M. alternifolia 2
- T. eriocalyx 2
- T. piperella 2
- Ginger 2
- A. santolinoides 1
- A. aciphylla 1
- A. baldshuanica 1
- Silver sagebrush 1
- White wormwood 1
- A. taurica 1
- B. angustifolia 1
- Baeckea 1
- B. koenigii 1
- Chinese white olive 1
- C. suaveolens 1
- Camphorwood 1
- C. deliciosa 1
- Mandarin orange 1
- C. mucronifolius 1
- Common turmeric 1
- E. punctulatus 1
- Merrit 1
- Tasmanian bluegum 1
- E. mitchelli 1
- E. mitchelliana 1
- E. oblonga 1
- Spinning gum 1
- Redbox 1
- Eucalyptus 1
- Dame's-violet 1
- Persian Walnut 1
- L. resedifolia 1
- Mānuka 1
- L. javanica 1
- Common Mallow 1
- Disc mayweed 1
- M. matricarioides 1
- Myrtle 1
- N. argolica 1
- Jasmine tobacco 1
- N. bonariensis 1
- Flowering Tobacco 1
- N. mutabilis 1
- S. corsica 1
- S. chamaedryfolia 1
- S. hirsuta 1
- S. leucantha 1
- S. tragoriganum 1
- S. clavuligerus 1
- T. saxicola 1
- Z. bungeanum 1
- Z. decaryi 1
68 organisms, ranked by how many independent papers report the compound in each. Occurrence data from LOTUS, across 57 references.
Pharmacology
Protein interactions
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streptokinase A precursor activity 0 uM
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cytochrome P450, family 1, subfamily A, polypeptide 2 Potency 31.2922 uM
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aryl hydrocarbon receptor Potency 49.7911 uM
Laboratory measurements of the compound at its own doses. They do not describe any product that contains it.
Reported associations
Disease associations
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Solvents, acute toxic effect Acute Poisoning
Associations recorded for the compound itself. A metabolomics association means it was detected or studied in that condition, not that it treats or causes it; an occupational entry describes a hazard of exposure. Neither is a therapeutic claim about any product.
Evidence