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Parietin

Polygonum multifolrum Thunb. P. chinensis L. He Shou Wu Huo Tan Mo Cao (Hill buckwheat) (root, stem, leaf) Chrysophenol, emodin, emodin methyl ester, rhein, glycoside rhaphantin, lecithin, parietin, chrysophanic acid, anthron.33-49-54-442 A laxative, detoxicant for boils. Treat neurosis, neurasthenia, insomnia, hypercholesterolemia. [Pg.131]

Methyl ether, Cl6H,205, lf8 dihydroxy 3-methoxy 6 methylanthraquinone, rheochrysidin. Brick-red, monoclinic needles, mp 207. Occurs naturally as physcione or parietin. [Pg.557]

Physcion (parietin, l,8-dihydroxy-3-methoxy-6-methylanthraquinone, emodin 3-0-methyl ether). [Pg.489]

Xanthoria mand-schurica Erythroglaucin Erythroglaucinic acid Parietin Erythroglaucin Erythroglaucinic acid Parietin Nakano et al. (1972)... [Pg.9]

Deriv Diacetylparietin, yellow needles, mp 185-186 °C, by acetylation of parietin with AcjO-pyridine... [Pg.180]

Deriv Methyl di-O-methylparietinate, yellow needles (CHClj-EtOAc), mp 262-263 °C, by methylation of parietinic acid with dimethyl sulphate-KjCOj in acetone StL Xanthoria parietina (L.) Th.Fr. [Pg.180]

Caloploicin. Aust J Chem 29 907-914 Sargent MV, Smith DO N, Elix JA (1970) The minor anthraquinones of Xanthoria parietina (L.) Beltram, the chlorination of parietin, and the synthesis of fragilin and 7-chloroemodin ( AO-1 )- J Chem Soc (C) 307-311 Sargent MV, Elix JA, Smith DO N (1972) Synthesis of valsarin and 5,7-dichloroemodin. J Chem Soc Perkin Trans 1 1466-1470... [Pg.469]

Anthraquinones and xanthones are also important constituents of many lichens. Anthraquinmies such as parietin, parietinic acid, emodin, fallacinol, and fallacinal were shown to have a high antimicrobial effect (Manojlovic et al. 2002). Manojlovic et al. (2010) found that the antimicrobial activity of Uchen Laurera benguelensis is mainly related to the presence of Uchexanthone. [Pg.85]

Manojlovic et al. (2005) reported antifungal activity of the anthraquinone parietin isolated from Caloplaca cerina. A potent fungitoxic compotmd, lecanoric acid, was isolated from Parmotrema tinctorum lichen and tested against the fungus... [Pg.96]

Usnic acid (commercial) Atranorin (commercial) Parietin (X. parietind) Gyrophoric acid Umbilicaria hirsutd) Human ovarian carcinoma A2780 Human colon adenocarcinoma HT-29 Backorova et al. (2012)... [Pg.131]

Usnic acid (commercial) Atranorin (commercial) Parietin (X. parietina) Gyrophoric acid (U. hirsuta) Human ovarian A2780 Human breast MCF-7 Human colon HT-29 Human T cells, Jurkat Human cervix HeLa Human breast SK-BR-3 Human colon wild-type p53 HCT-116 p53+/-t- Human colon p53 null HCT-116 p53-/- Backorova et al. (2012)... [Pg.131]

Parietin is derived from polyaromatic ring polyketides and is present in lichen of genera Xanthoria and Teloschistes in particular in the lichens Teloschistes... [Pg.138]

Babula P, Adam V, Havel L et al (2009) Noteworthy secondary metabolites naphthoquinones— their occurrence, pharmacological properties and analysis. Curr Pharm Anal 5 47-68 Backorova M, Backor M, Mikes J et al (2011) Variable responses of different human cancer cells to the lichen compounds parietin, atranorin, usnic acid and gyrophoric acid. Toxicol In Vitro 25 37 ... [Pg.142]

Lichens have proven a useful source of antiviral agents. Established antiviral properties have been attributed to some specific lichen secondary metabolites including usnic acid, parietin, anthraquinones, hypericin, lichenan, etc. For instance, lichenan, which is widely distributed in lichens, is demonstrated to inhibit the tobacco mosaic vims (Stubler and Buchenauer 1996). [Pg.169]

Teloschistes chrysophthalmus Parietin Junin and Tacaribe arenaviruses Fazio et al. (2007)... [Pg.174]

Parietin Anthraquinones APP Cytotoxic activity Virucidal activity Fazio et al. (2007) Ivanova et al. (2000) Manojlovic et al. (1998) Ivanova et al. (2000)... [Pg.189]

In addition to emodins, rhubarb root also contains dimeric reduced forms of emodins derived from 10,10 -bianthronyl (9-167), which are called bianthrones (dianthraquinones). They can occur as homobianthrones, such as emodin bianthrone and parietin bianthrone, or as heterobianthrones (mixed dimers), such as pahnidin A (9-168), which is bianthrone of emodin and aloe-emodin. [Pg.723]


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