Cell Suspension Culture-Mediated Secondary Metabolites Production from Medicinal Plants with Antiallergy Properties

Mitra, Rusha; Upadhyay, Jesika; Chakraborty, Nilanjan

doi:10.1007/978-981-97-1467-4_13

Biotechnology of Medicinal Plants With Antiallergy Properties 2024

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-97-1467-4_13

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Cell Suspension Culture-Mediated Secondary Metabolites Production from Medicinal Plants with Antiallergy Properties

Rusha Mitra,

Jesika Upadhyay,

Nilanjan Chakraborty

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Enhancement of Secondary Metabolite Production in Tinospora cordifolia Suspension Cultures Using Gibberellic Acid Elicitation: A Comprehensive Analysis of Alkaloids and Phenols

M. Patel,

H. Patel,

R. Adhvaryu

2024

International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Techno

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Tinospora cordifolia, a medicinal plant known for its rich bioactive compounds, holds significant pharmacological importance due to its alkaloid and phenolic content. In this study, the effect of gibberellic acid (GA), a plant growth regulator, on the enhancement of total phenols and alkaloids in in vitro cell cultures of T. cordifolia was investigated. Cells were treated with different concentrations of GA (1–5 mg/L), and the maximum metabolite production was observed at 3 mg/L after 30 days of culture. GA treatment led to a significant increase in total alkaloid content, peaking at 9.454 mg/g DW in the cell extracts, demonstrating GA’s role in stimulating alkaloid biosynthesis. Similarly, total phenol content was highest at 3 mg/L GA, with 20.5 mg/g DW in the cell extracts, confirming GA’s influence on phenolic pathways. These results highlight GA’s potential as an elicitor for enhancing the production of bioactive compounds, offering promising applications for large- scale secondary metabolite production in Tinospora cordifolia under controlled conditions.

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Enhancement of Secondary Metabolite Production in Tinospora cordifolia Suspension Cultures Using Gibberellic Acid Elicitation: A Comprehensive Analysis of Alkaloids and Phenols

M. Patel,

H. Patel,

R. Adhvaryu

2024

International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Techno

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Cell Suspension Culture-Mediated Secondary Metabolites Production from Medicinal Plants with Antiallergy Properties

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Enhancement of Secondary Metabolite Production in Tinospora cordifolia Suspension Cultures Using Gibberellic Acid Elicitation: A Comprehensive Analysis of Alkaloids and Phenols

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