1985
DOI: 10.1007/bf00576226
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Carboxylic acids ofPopulus balsamifera

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“…Par contre, la propolis récoltée sur la côte pacifique en dehors de la distribution géographique des espèces de la section Aigeiros était riche en dihydrochalcones indiquant que P. trichocarpo de la section Tacamahaca en était la source (Christov et al 2006 buds extract to identify antimicrobial compounds. Previous phytochemical studies on P. balsamifera buds resulted in the identification of alkanes (Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), fatty acids (Polyakov et al 1985;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), terpenes (Mattes et al 1987;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), phenols (Greenaway et al 1989;Sentsov et al 1997;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), flavonoids (Greenaway et al 1989;Kurkin et al 1990;Sentsov et al 1997;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), chalcones (Greenaway et al 1989;Kurkin et al 1990;Sentsov et al 1997;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), carbohydrates (Isaeva et Ryazanova 2006) and prostaglandins (Levin et al 1990). Herein are reported the isolation and structural elucidation of three new dihydrochalcone derivatives, characterized as balsacones A-C (1-3), together with seven known compounds ( Figure 15).…”
Section: La Propolisunclassified
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“…Par contre, la propolis récoltée sur la côte pacifique en dehors de la distribution géographique des espèces de la section Aigeiros était riche en dihydrochalcones indiquant que P. trichocarpo de la section Tacamahaca en était la source (Christov et al 2006 buds extract to identify antimicrobial compounds. Previous phytochemical studies on P. balsamifera buds resulted in the identification of alkanes (Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), fatty acids (Polyakov et al 1985;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), terpenes (Mattes et al 1987;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), phenols (Greenaway et al 1989;Sentsov et al 1997;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), flavonoids (Greenaway et al 1989;Kurkin et al 1990;Sentsov et al 1997;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), chalcones (Greenaway et al 1989;Kurkin et al 1990;Sentsov et al 1997;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), carbohydrates (Isaeva et Ryazanova 2006) and prostaglandins (Levin et al 1990). Herein are reported the isolation and structural elucidation of three new dihydrochalcone derivatives, characterized as balsacones A-C (1-3), together with seven known compounds ( Figure 15).…”
Section: La Propolisunclassified
“…2012). Early investigations about the chemical composition of extracts from P. balsamifero buds resulted in the identification of alkanes (Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), fatty acids (Polyakov et al 1985;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), terpenes (Mattes et al 1987;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), phenols (Greenaway et al 1989;Sentsov et al 1997;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), flavonoids (Kurkin et al 1990;Sentsov et al 1997;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003), chalcones (Greenaway et al 1989;Kurkin et al 1990;Sentsov et al 1997;Isidorov et Vinogorova 2003),…”
Section: Cvtotoxicitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the Canadian native population has prepared ointment from the buds of this plant, used it for treating wounds, and reported that this ointment has protective effects against infections (8). Phytochemical studies that were previously conducted on the buds of this plant have led to the identification of alkanes (9), fatty acids (10), terpenes (10), phenols (11), flavonoids (11)(12), chalcones (11)(12), carbohydrates (13), and prostaglandins (13).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Different types of propolis from Europe, New Zealand, Brazil and China were found to contain secondary metabolites such as flavonoids, phenolic acids, terpenoids, steroids and amino acids [3]. Propolis has been reported to contain β-amylase [22], polyphenolic compounds, flavones, phenolic acid, esters [23][24][25] and fatty acids [26]. Artepillin C, isolated from Brazilian propolis was reported to exhibit cytotoxicity against HuH13 (human hepatocellular carcinoma) cells [27].…”
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