By in vitro experiments we have demonstrated an important cytotoxic effect of destruxins A, A2, B, B1 and E on L 1210 leukemia cells. This cytotoxic effect was measured by DNA synthesis. The cytotoxic effect on normal mouse spleen lymphocytes was also evaluated. For the most cytotoxic compound, destruxin E, 16 mg/kg was found to be the minimal dose necessary to kill all mice.

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