2014
DOI: 10.5935/1984-6835.20140103
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Chemical Constituents and Biological Properties of Species of the Genus Serjania

Abstract: Serjania genus is native of Neotropics, from Mexico to Northern Argentina, and includes more than 230 species, most of them found in Mexico and Brazil. Although the genus is scarcely studied, the scientific literature and ethnobotanic information suggest that the extracts or fractions of these extracts have components with different biological properties. A bibliographic search in SciFinder and Scopus data carried out in April 2014 and using the keyword Serjania showed eighteen compounds belonging to different… Show more

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“…Serjania erecta is also called 'Timbó' or 'cipó-cinco-folhas' in Brazil. The analysis of extracts has revealed the presence of compounds such as saponins, flavonoids, terpenes, steroids, tannins, alkaloids, fatty acids and amino acids (Rodrigues and Pinto, 2014). These compounds may be responsible for the anti-inflammatory activity found by Gomig et al (2008), promoting in a dosedependent manner, the reduction of oedema and the reduction of myeloperoxidase enzyme activity.…”
Section: Serjania Erecta Radlk Sapindaceaementioning
confidence: 97%
“…Serjania erecta is also called 'Timbó' or 'cipó-cinco-folhas' in Brazil. The analysis of extracts has revealed the presence of compounds such as saponins, flavonoids, terpenes, steroids, tannins, alkaloids, fatty acids and amino acids (Rodrigues and Pinto, 2014). These compounds may be responsible for the anti-inflammatory activity found by Gomig et al (2008), promoting in a dosedependent manner, the reduction of oedema and the reduction of myeloperoxidase enzyme activity.…”
Section: Serjania Erecta Radlk Sapindaceaementioning
confidence: 97%