Abstract
The Bingel–Hirsch reaction was used to synthesize two new hexamethanofullerenes containing six quadricyclane fragments. Preliminary experiments have established that the synthesized compounds have a high antitumor effect in combination with cisplatin on human T-lymphoblastic leukemia cells (Jurkat cells).
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