Abstract
The relationship between natural naphthoquinones and oxycoumarin derivatives still attracts the attention of researchers and is intensively studied, although much remains unclear so far in the intimate mechanisms of this antagonistic influence. It is known that oxycoumarins affect not only the processes of hemocoagulation, but also the composition and relationship of membrane phospholipids, changing the adhesive (cohesive) properties of cells. In this regard, the possibility of their effective use for the prevention of early metastasis of malignized (atypical) cells has been shown.
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