Flavonoids ofEphedra equisetina. I

Chumbalov, T. K.; Chekmeneva, L. N.

doi:10.1007/bf00564828

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“…However, the knowledge of its constituents is still scanty: besides the ephedrine alkaloids [:I. ], benzyl methyl amine [2], flavonoids (leucodelphinidin, leucopelargonin, leucoanthocyanin [3], leucocyanidin [4], 4',5,7-trihydroxy-8methoxyflavonol 3-0-B-D-glucopyranoside [5], vicenin-1, vicenin-2 [6]), and tannins [4] being only known. The underground part of the plants is the material for preparation of the crude drug "ma6-konn and has been employed as an antiperspirant in the Oriental medicine.…”

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Maokonine, Hypertensive Principle of Ephedra Roots¹

Tamada¹,

Endo²,

Hara³

1978

Planta Med

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mimetic, vasoconstrictor, and anti-al-From an Oriental medicine "mabkonn, Ephedra roots, which has been said to possess the opposite therapeutic effects as compared with its aerial counterpart "mabn, Ephedra herb, has been isolated L-tyrosine betaine. Since tyrosine betaine is the first time to be isolated from natural sources, it is designated as maokonine. I t may be worthy to note that maokonine showed the hypertensive activity comparable with the action of ephedrine, the main alkaloid of the crude drug *ma6", but contrary to the effect of the original crude drug "mab-konn.

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confidence: 99%