A series of 7-O-substituted hesperetins was evaluated for degranulation-inhibiting activity in rat basophil leukaemia cells. 7-O-Methyl and 7-O-ethyl hesperetin exhibited potent anti-degranulation activity compared with the original hesperetin.
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