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新橙皮甙二氢查尔酮Neohesperidin dihydrochalcone
新橙皮苷Neohesperidin 95%
柚皮苷Naringin 95%-98%
枳实黄酮citrus bioflavonoids
辛弗林synephrine
橙皮苷Hesperidin
柚皮素Naringenin
地奥司明Diosmin
甲基橙皮甙methyl hesperidin
柚皮苷二氢查耳酮naringin dihydrochalcone
莽草酸Shikimic acid
山竹提取物Mangosteen extract
齐墩果酸oleanolic acid
洗树碱Camptothecin
青蒿素Artemisinin
獐芽菜苦甙Swertimarin
黄芩素baicalein
黄芩苷Baicalin
盐酸小檗碱Berberine hydrochloride
萝卜硫素Sulforaphane
萝卜硫甙Glucoraphanin
根皮素Phloretin
根皮甙Phlorizin
元宝枫提取物神经酸nervonic acid
刺五加提取物Siberian Ginseng Extract

枳实黄酮citrus bioflavonoids 

枳实黄酮

品名:枳实黄酮

植物来源:Citrus aurantium Synonyn
颜色深棕色粉末
主要成分Neohesperidin and naringin
提取部位
检测方式:HPLC/UV

枳实黄酮,由枳实中提取而得。具有抗氧化、抗菌与抗病毒、 与抗肿瘤、抗炎,调节免疫活性、治疗心血管疾病、解毒护肝、影响内分泌和代谢等药理作用。

 

【成分】

枳实中黄酮类化合物主要有橙皮有、柚皮苷、新橙皮苷、以及酸橙素、苦橙苷、枸桔苷、苦橙丁等。

【理化性质】

(1)黄酮类化合物多为结晶性固体,少数为无定形粉末。黄酮类化合物的分子结构中,大多带有酚轻基,因此具有酚类化合物的通性。

(2)另外,分子中还常带有毗酮环或碳基,构成了生色团的基本结构,根据羟基的数目,结合的位置与交叉共扼体系,构成了黄酮类化合物的呈色。黄酮、黄酮醇及其苷类多为灰黄至黄色双氢黄酮、双氢黄酮醇无交叉共轭体系一般不显色;异黄酮类因共扼体系较短,显微黄色花色素所显颜色与有关,不同的条件下会呈现出红、紫、蓝等颜色。

(3)对于黄酮苷元,分子内含有不对称碳原子的双氢黄酮、双氢黄酮醇、黄烷醇、双氢异黄酮及其衍生物,具有旋光性,其余苷元则无旋光性。黄酮苷类因结构中含有糖的分子,均含有旋光性,且多为左旋。

(4)黄酮类化合物的溶解度因结构及存在状态苷或苷元,单糖苷,双糖苷或三糖苷不同而有很大差异。一般游离苷元难溶于水,易溶于甲醇、乙醇、氯仿、乙酸乙酯等有机溶剂而黄酮苷一般易溶于水、甲醇、乙醇等极性溶剂,难溶或不溶于苯、氯仿等有机溶剂。

(5)黄酮类化合物多具有强的荧光,在紫外灯照射下呈亮黄、黄绿、亮蓝、暗棕等颜色。

(6)黄酮类化合物对盐酸镁粉或汞齐呈鲜红、紫色或黄色反应。结构中带有3一OH,5一OH或邻位羟基者,均能与金属盐类试剂如铝盐、镁盐、腮盐、铁盐等形成颜色较深的络合物。

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