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CHEMISTRY OF NATURAL COMPOUNDS
Volume 47, Issue 2, Pages 165-169Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10600-011-9872-x
Keywords
Plantago depressa; P. media; Plantaginaceae; phenylpropanoids; water-soluble polysaccharides; pectinic substances; biological activity; DPPH
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- SB, RAS [VI.44.1.7]
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The composition of phenylpropanoids and polysaccharides from leaves of Plantago depressa and P. media (Plantaginaceae) growing in Buryatia was studied. Caffeic and chlorogenic acids and acteoside were found in the studied plants; isoacteoside and plantamajoside, in P. media. The dominant compound in P. depressa was acteoside (8.72 mg/g); in P. media, plantamajoside (7.69 mg/g). These were responsible for the pronounced antiradical activity. Polysaccharide components that were extracted by water and an oxalate mixture were highly esterified pectinic substances with anti-atherogenic activity.
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