Two biflavonoids from Ouratea nigroviolacea

Biflavonoids/*chemistry/isolation & purification; Molecular Structure; Ochnaceae/*chemistry; Plant Extracts/chemistry/isolation & purification; X-Ray Diffraction

Abstract :

[en] The leaves of Ouratea nigroviolacea (Ochnaceae) afforded two biflavonoids, ouratine A and B together with agathisflavone and stigmasterol. The biflavonoids were characterized as 4'-O-methylated apigeninyl-(I-6, II-8)-4'-O-methylatedapigenin and 4'-O-methylated apigeninyl-(I-6, II-8) apigenin by spectral and chemical transformation studies.

Disciplines :

Chemistry

Author, co-author :

Ngo Mbing, J.

Enguehard-Gueiffier, C.

Atchade Ade, T.

Allouchi, H.

Gangoue Pieboji, Joseph ; Institut de Recherches médicales et d'étude des plantes médicinales-IMPM-Cameroun

Mbafor, J. T.

Tih, R. G.

Pothier, J.

Pegnyemb, D. E.

Gueiffier, A.

Language :

English

Title :

Two biflavonoids from Ouratea nigroviolacea

Publication date :

2006

Journal title :

Phytochemistry

ISSN :

0031-9422

eISSN :

1873-3700

Publisher :

Pergamon Press, New York, United States - New York

Volume :

Issue :

Pages :

2666-70

Peer reviewed :

Peer Reviewed verified by ORBi

Commentary :

2006/09/05

Available on ORBi :

since 17 June 2019

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