Natural Products from Reineckea carnea

Natural Products Isolated from Reineckea carnea

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Natural Products from Reineckea carnea

5 natural product s associated with Reineckea carnea

Natural products and bioactive compounds from Reineckea carnea
Catalog No. Product Name CAS Number COA
BCN9061 (±)-Naringenin
(±)-Naringenin chemical structure
67604-48-2 COA
BCN8297 Camphor
Camphor chemical structure
76-22-2 COA
BCN5590 Daidzein
Daidzein chemical structure
486-66-8 COA
BCN8137 Methyl linoleate
Methyl linoleate chemical structure
112-63-0 COA
BCN4327 Ursolic acid
Ursolic acid chemical structure
77-52-1 COA

References

[Studies on the chemical constituents of ethyl acetate extraction from Reineckea carnea].[Pubmed: 20034218]


To study the chemical constituents of Reineckea carnea.


[Chemical constituents in aerial part of Reineckea carnea].[Pubmed: 19157124]


To study the chemical constituents in the aerial part of Reineckea carnea.


Steroidal constituents from the underground parts of Reineckea carnea and their inhibitory activity on cAMP phosphodiesterase.[Pubmed: 8020129]


Phytochemical analysis of the underground parts of Reineckea carnea resulted in the finding of twelve steroidal constituents, five of which appeared to be new compounds and one to be the first isolation from a natural source. The identification and structural determination of the steroidal compounds were established by spectroscopic analysis and hydrolysis. The isolated saponins were evaluated for inhibitory activity on cAMP phosphodiesterase as a primary screening test to find new medicinal materials.