<i>Helichrysum yurterianum</i>(Asteraceae, Inuleae), a New Species from NE Anatolia, Turkey

Gemici, Yusuf; Tan, Kit; Yıldırım, Hasan; Gemici, Meliha

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“…The flowers are purplish-pink (Davis, 1975). J. brevicaulis grows in and around the Anatolian Dialogue, one of the major centers of endemism and considered as the hot spot of biodiversity in Turkey, and widely distributes in Erzincan and Gümüshane provinces ( Figure 1) (Tubives;Dogan et al, 2007;Gemici et al, 2008). Previous studies show that Jurinea species have been used traditionally as aphrodisiac and in the treatment of eye infections, fever, gout and rheumatism (Singh et al, 2016); And have different biological activities as antioxidant and anti-lipid peroxidation (Shah et al, 2014;Taherkhani 2015, Ayad et al, 2017, antibacterial (Dwivedi and Wagay, 2014;Ayad et al, 2017), antifungal and DNA Protection Activity (Singh et al, 2016) and in vitro cytotoxic potential against cancerous cell lines (Taherkhani and Rustaiyan 2016).…”

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Jurinea brevicaulis'in Biyolojik Aktivitesi; Sitotoksisite ve Antioksidan Aktivitesi

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Kahramanmaraş Sütçü İmam Üniversitesi Tarım Ve Doğa Dergisi

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Jurinea brevicaulis is a perennial herbaceous plant belonging to the Asteraceae family. J. brevicaulis is an endemic genus and grows Erzincan and Gümüşhane provinces in Turkey. Jurinea species are known to have anticancer, antibacterial, antifungal and antioxidant effects. In this article, it is aimed to evaluate the antioxidant capacity and cytotoxic effects of J. brevicaulis. Results indicate that, TPC values were between 41.7-537.5 GAE µg g-1 , FRAP values were between 109.52-1076.2 µM Trolox equivalent g-1 , CUPRAC values were between 231.4-3083.3 µM Trolox equivalent g-1 , IC50 values in DPPH determination were between 0.0102-3.4174 mg mL-1. The extracts caused cell death in a concentration-dependent manner in, IC50 values were calculated to be between 3.67-10.2 µg mL-1. In conclusion, the cytotoxic effects in cancerous cells and the high antioxidant capacity indicates that J. brevicaulis could be an important herb in developing new drugs.

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Jurinea brevicaulis'in Biyolojik Aktivitesi; Sitotoksisite ve Antioksidan Aktivitesi

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“…(A coin is intrinsically meaningless, even if its conventional value is not.) And economic value, no matter how deeply embedded it may be (Gemici 2008;Granovetter 1985;Polanyi 2001Polanyi :60, 73, 279 [1944; Zelizer 1997), is hardly exhaustive of the value that inheres in socially constructed relations. If it were, "why not put everything up for sale?"…”

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The Construction of Value in the Ancient World

Voutsaki¹

2012

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“…It is therefore most encouraging to see that almost 100 new taxa from throughout the world was published in 2008. Most novelties are vascular plants from Turkey (Aksoy et al 2008, Dogan et al 2008, Dönmez 2008, Eker and Koyuncu 2008, Gemici et al 2008, Ilçim 2008, Ilçim et al 2008, Teksen and Aytaç 2008, Uysal 2008, Yaprak and Yurdakulol 2008, Zielinski and Tomaszewski, 2008), Iran (Hamdi et al 2008, Pakravan 2008, Khosravi and Poormahdi 2008, Ranjbar et al 2008), India (Baruah and Nath 2008, Raole and Desai 2008), China (Cong et al 2008, Gao and Zhang 2008, Häkkinen and Wang 2008, Jiang and Liu 2008, Jin et al 2008, Li and Wang 2008, Lidén and Van De Veire 2008, Qiao and Zhang 2008, Shi et al 2008b, Song et al 2008, Tian et al 2008, Wang et al 2008, Wei et al 2008, Xiang and Peng 2008, Xiang et al 2008, Yi et al 2008, Zhang and Li 2008, Zhang et al 2008a,b,c, Zhou et al 2008a) and south east Asia (Ngamriabsakul 2008, Turner and Saunders 2008), demonstrating the botanical richness and the great need for basic taxonomic research in these regions. For example, in one single paper, Vermeulen (2008) described 38 new species of the orchid genus Bulbophyllum from New Guinea alone.…”

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The evolution of a new scene for botanical publication from the Nordic countries

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Nordic Journal of Botany

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Helichrysum yurterianum(Asteraceae, Inuleae), a New Species from NE Anatolia, Turkey

Cited by 5 publications

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Jurinea brevicaulis'in Biyolojik Aktivitesi; Sitotoksisite ve Antioksidan Aktivitesi

Jurinea brevicaulis'in Biyolojik Aktivitesi; Sitotoksisite ve Antioksidan Aktivitesi

The Construction of Value in the Ancient World

The evolution of a new scene for botanical publication from the Nordic countries

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