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Amentoflavone has been isolated from the leaves of Selaginella rupestris SPRING (Selaginellacae). This biflavonoid was tested for its activity on central nervous system, smooth muscles and isolated frog heart preparations. It was observed that amentoflavone did not have any effect on central nervous system of rats and mice, but it had antispasmodic effect on isolated guinea pig ileum. Amentoflavone had also increased significantly the contractility of both normodynamic and hypodynamic frog hearts.

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Actions of some flavonoids on specific and non-specific immune mechanisms

Sharma

Singh

Chandan

et al. 1996

Phytomedicine

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