10‐Methyl‐n‐heptacosane and Diglucosyldirhamnoside from the Stem Bark of Balanites aegyptiaca Delile.

Abstract

Other natural products U 0800 10-Methyl-n-heptacosane and Diglucosyldirhamnoside from the Stem Bark of Balanites aegyptiaca Delile. -(ANSARI, M. M.; AHMAD, J.; ALI, M.; ANSARI*, S. H.; Indian J.

A review on Balanites aegyptiaca Del (desert date): phytochemical constituents, traditional uses, and pharmacological activity

“…[68–71] It also contains beta-sitosterol, bergapten, marmesin, and beta-sitosterol glucoside,[72] balanitin-1,-2, and -3; balanitin-1 for example possesses a yamogenin aglycone with a branched glucose and rhamnose side chain. [73]…”

The Role of the Ligand‐to‐Metal Charge‐Transfer State in the Dipivaloylmethanate‐Lanthanide Intramolecular Energy Transfer Process

“…[14,22,25,26] Photobleaching studies of the Ln III dpm complexes showed the presence of neutral metal atoms as products by monitoring the excitation at the LMCT state. [29,30] To date, Ln(dpm) complexes have been obtained in two Ln(dpm) 3 and Ln(dpm) 3 L minimal formulas (L: monodentate [31] or bidentate heteroaromatic [32] ligands), for which the Ln(dpm) 3 system can crystallize as dimeric (Ln: Ce-Gd) or monomeric (Ln: Ho, Er, Tm, and Yb) structures. [29,30] To date, Ln(dpm) complexes have been obtained in two Ln(dpm) 3 and Ln(dpm) 3 L minimal formulas (L: monodentate [31] or bidentate heteroaromatic [32] ligands), for which the Ln(dpm) 3 system can crystallize as dimeric (Ln: Ce-Gd) or monomeric (Ln: Ho, Er, Tm, and Yb) structures.…”

PHYTOCHEMISTRY AND PHARMACEUTICAL EVALUATION OF Balanites aegyptiaca: AN OVERVIEW

“…These glucosides are responsible for the antidiabtic and antimicrobial properties of the tree extract (Varshncy & Vyas (1982); Saeed et al, 1995;Kapseu et al, 1997;Ansari et al 2006;Breimer et al, 2007).…”

“…In addition to the above phytochemicals, presence of 1-10-methyln-heptacosane (Ansari et al, 2006), balanitol (Cordano et al, 1978), bergapten (Seida et al, 1981;Breimer et al, 2007), cryptogenin, deltoin (Speroni et al, 2005), furanocoumarin (Khare 2007) and marmesin (Ansari et al 2006;Breimer et al, 2007) has been reported from the bark of B. aegyptiaca. Presence of Protodeltoin (Speroni et al, 2005) and 6-phenyl-2(H)-1,2,4-triazin-5-one oxime (Kusch et al, 2011) has been reported from the seed of B. aegyptiaca.…”

“…Presence of Protodeltoin (Speroni et al, 2005) and 6-phenyl-2(H)-1,2,4-triazin-5-one oxime (Kusch et al, 2011) has been reported from the seed of B. aegyptiaca. These chemicals also have antioxidants, antimalarial, anti-inflammatory and antidiabtic properties (Speroni et al, 2005;Ansari et al 2006;Breimer et al, 2007;Kusch et al, 2011). Psoriasis treatment capability of bergapten has been reported by Ansari et al (2006) and Breimer et al (2007).…”