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Radix Bryoniae

Bryoniae radix Bryony root Bryonia alba L. and B. cretica ssp. dioica PLANCH. Cucurbitaceae, MD Tetracyclic triterpenes cucurbitadn gliicosides 1,L,E and dihydro-cucurbitacins E,B and aglycones Bryonia alba and B. dioica qualitatively similar contents of cucurbitacins Fig. 11,12... [Pg.77]

Depending on the extraction solvents, either the glucosides or the aglycones are dominant in the extracts, as shown with Bryoniae radix (6-8). [Pg.94]

The total contents of cucurbitacins are generally lower in the extracts 1-4 than in Tayuae (5) and Bryoniae radix extracts (6-8). [Pg.94]

Bryoniae radix (6-8) The chloroform extract 6 contains the cucurbitadn aglycones and glucosides I,E,L in almost equal concentration. While glucosides dominate in the cthanolic extract 7, the water extract 8 contains more aglycones due to preceeded enzymatic degradation. [Pg.94]

Nine commercial laxative formulations are used for TLC (samples 1-9). They all represent mixtures of two to five anthraglycoside-containing drug extracts. In. some cases, extracts of other drugs are also present (e.g. Gentianae radix, Bryoniae radix or Curcumae rhizoma). [Pg.356]


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