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Silenoside

Quite recently, Glensk et al. reported the isolation of three new saponins, silenosides A-C (Fig. 34) from the roots of S, vulgaris (syn. S. inflata) [98], a perennial herb of Europe used in folk medicine for the treatment of anemia. The structures of the silenosides were established both by chemical and spec-... [Pg.47]

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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.37 , Pg.38 ]



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