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Sweetness inhibitors hovenoside

Subsequent to the isolation of the dammarane-type triterpenoid glycosides jujuboside B (112), hodulosides I-V (113-117), hovenoside I, and saponins C2, E, and H (122-125) as sweetness inhibitors from the leaves of Hovenia dulcis Thunb. var. tomentella Makino [139], hodulosides VII-X (118-121) were isolated as sweetness-inhibitory agents [140]. Hodulosides I (113) and II (114) have hovenolactone (151) as their aglycone which is the same compoimd as in saponins E (124) and H (125). Hodulosides Ill-V and VII-X (115-121) are based on two different danunarane-type aglycone structures, however [139,140]. The sweetness-inhibitory potencies of hodulosides are shown in Table 2. The sweetness-inhibitory potency of hoduloside X (121) was not determined [140]. [Pg.45]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.41 ]




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