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Due to the bioactive compound contents of medicinal plants, they display significant biological activity that enables them to be used in food and pharmaceuticals. Quantitative analysis of biologically active compounds of Syringa vulgaris L. flowers was defined by LC-ESI-MS/MS. Hesperidin (0.33 mg/g extract) was determined as a major product. Moreover, naringenin (0.197), chlorogenic acid (0.101), o-coumaric acid (0.056), salicylic acid (0.045), and sinapic acid (0.04) were determined as a high concentration in methanol extract of Syringa vulgaris flowers.

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