Traditional Herbal Medicine Research Methods

Liu, Willow J.H.

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“…Ряд видів Salvia використовують як декоративні рослини (Cervelli, 2011) та як фітосировину для лікарських засобів (Okuno, 2004;Naghibi, 2005;Kyseleva and Smyrnova, 2009). Шавлію кільчасту S. verticillata L. використовують за різних захворювань у народній медицині та як медоносні рослини (Liu, 2011). Дослідження останніх років свідчать також про значний антидіабетичний ефект при використанні засобів із S. verticillata (Attitalla, 2011;Eidi, 2011;Semenchenko, 2014;Mahdizadeh, 2018).…”

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Bioecological Characteristics Plants of Salvia Verticillata L. Under Condition Forest-Steppe Zone of Ukraine

Korablova¹,

Rakhmetov²,

Фролова³

et al. 2019

Agrobiodiversity for Improving of Nutrition, Health and Life Quality

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The genus Salvia L., is one of the largest in the Lamiaceae family. Salvia verticillata L. is used for various diseases in folk medicine and as honey plants. The purpose of the work is to investigate the variability of bioecological and morphological characteristics of plants and seeds of the species S. verticillata, to select high-yield forms for use in Ukraine at the level of cultivars. Conducted comparative studies of biometric and morphological features, quantitative and qualitative characteristics seeds of the plants species S. verticillata were determined. It is established that the mass of 1,000 seeds of S. verticillata species is rather unstable during the years of storage. The mass of 1,000 seeds S. verticillata decreases significantly after three years of storage. It is established that in the first two years storage of seeds S. verticillata its germination is maintained at a fairly high level, in the third year it decreases three times, in 4-5 years the single seeds germinate, and for the sixth year the germination is equal to zero. Depending on the row spacing and the number of cuts, yield and productivity of the plants S. verticillata were determined both for fresh green mass and seeds. Biometric studies have shown the relationship between the row spacing and the number of generative shoots and inflorescence on plants, and the productivity of plantings. At a feeding area of 35 × 15 cm, the plants had thin stems (112.5 ±3.6 pc/m 2) and the lowest seed productivity (0.8 g/plant). At a feeding area of 55 × 15 cm, the plants had more thick stems (152.0 ±4.0 pc/m 2) and the highest seed productivity (up to 5 g/plant). Plants grown with rows of 55 cm had the highest productivity of green mass. It is proved that under conditions of the Forest-Steppe zone during the first flowering raw material of plants species S. verticillata for technical processing should be harvested, and during the second flowering-seeds should be collected. Seeds of S. verticillata during storage should be updated every 2-3 years. On the basis of gene pool of spicy aromatic plants and introductory populations in the NBS of NASU for the first time in Ukraine the cultivar S. verticillata-'Musketeer' was created and was entered in the Register of Varieties of Ukraine in 2016.

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Bioecological Characteristics Plants of Salvia Verticillata L. Under Condition Forest-Steppe Zone of Ukraine

Korablova¹,

Rakhmetov²,

Фролова³

et al. 2019

Agrobiodiversity for Improving of Nutrition, Health and Life Quality

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“…The resulting marc was subjected to soxhlet extraction with 300 ml of methanol for 24 hrs. The solvent was removed using rotavac apparatus and the resulting extract was subjected to extraction with various solvents as previously described by Lui (20). The chloroform extract, which was found to be effective when studied for its effect on fasting blood glucose, was subjected to fractionation by preparative TLC, using 20 × 20 cm glass plates (0.5 mm) coated with silica gel G. The fractions were eluted with the chloroform and were screened for blood glucose lowering effect in normal rats and the biologically active Costus igneus fraction (CIF) was selected for the study.…”

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Effect of Costus igneus: The insulin plant, on prediabetes and diabetes in neonatal streptozotocin rats

Talasila¹,

Bavirisetti²,

Chimakurthy³

et al. 2014

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Introduction: Pre-diabetes is a condition that persists for a considerable duration before progressing into type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). Development of resistance to insulin is the underlying cause of pre-diabetes, preventive measures such as diagnosis, treatment and exercise will preclude its development into T2DM. The present study aims at studying the effect of pre-treatment and post-treatment with isolated fraction of Costus igneus on pre-diabetes and diabetes in neonatal streptozotocin (STZ) induced T2DM.Methods: Neonatal rats were treated with STZ and differentiated for pre-treatment and post-treatment. Rats of pre-treated group were treated with isolated fraction of Costus igneus (CIF) from 4th week after STZ administration and after 12th week in non-treated rats of post-treatment group. The antihyperglycemic was studied on 7th and 12th week after STZ treatment using oral glucose tolerance test and the hypoglycemic effect was studied on day 1, 7, 14 and 21 of treatment after 12th week of STZ treatment in both pre and post treated groups.Results: Oral glucose tolerance test on 7th and 12th week had shown a protective effect against increase in blood glucose levels in pre-treated groups whereas, no such significant decrease was observed in non-treated groups. In the effect on hypoglycemia, a reduction in blood glucose levels was observed on treatment with CIF in both pre and post treated rats on 14th and 21st day.Conclusions: Treatment with CIF in pre-diabetic stage could reduce the chances of progression into T2DM and is also beneficial in diabetic rats, which could be due to increase in the peripheral utilization of glucose and the insulin mimetic effect of Costus igneus.

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Metal‐Free C−C Bond Cleavage: One‐Pot Access to 1,4‐Benzoquinone‐linked N‐Formyl Amides/Sulfonamides/Carbamates using Oxone

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An efficient and versatile protocol for the synthesis of 1,4‐benzoquinone‐linked N‐formyl amides/sulfonamides/carbamates using oxone has been described. The striking element of this protocol is the unprecedented one‐pot cascade involving oxidation, followed by dearomatization and C−C bond cleavage of N‐substituted 6,7‐dimethoxy tetrahydroisoquinoline to form various 1,4‐benzoquinone‐linked N‐formyl derivatives. Moreover, the antioxidant activity and fluorescent properties of some of the representative compounds have been studied.

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Traditional Herbal Medicine Research Methods

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Bioecological Characteristics Plants of Salvia Verticillata L. Under Condition Forest-Steppe Zone of Ukraine

Bioecological Characteristics Plants of Salvia Verticillata L. Under Condition Forest-Steppe Zone of Ukraine

Effect of Costus igneus: The insulin plant, on prediabetes and diabetes in neonatal streptozotocin rats

Metal‐Free C−C Bond Cleavage: One‐Pot Access to 1,4‐Benzoquinone‐linked N‐Formyl Amides/Sulfonamides/Carbamates using Oxone

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