2007
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-33062007000200017
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Alteração dos metabólitos secundários em plantas de Hypericum perforatum L. (Hypericaceae) submetidas à secagem e ao congelamento

Abstract: RESUMO -(Alteração dos metabólitos secundários em plantas de Hypericum perforatum L. (Hypericaceae) submetidas à secagem e ao congelamento). Nos últimos anos, o interesse por Hypericum perforatum tem aumentado devido à sua ação antiviral, antidepressiva e moduladora de apoptose em células neoplásicas. O preparo do material vegetal, após ser colhido, envolve freqüentemente a dessecação ou o congelamento e posterior armazenamento, processos que podem alterar o perfil dos metabólitos secundários. Neste sentido, e… Show more

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“…On the other hand, the ethanol extract obtained in the present study was prepared from a plant that is located 1131 km from the coast, thus under different environmental conditions. Variations in genotype and habitat, as well as soil type, collection duration, extraction technique, and extract drying temperature, can all have an impact on the final phytochemical composition found in medicinal plants [29,41]. Thus, the absence of antifungal activity found in the extract analyzed in the present study may be related to quantitative and/or qualitative differences in its chemical composition.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…On the other hand, the ethanol extract obtained in the present study was prepared from a plant that is located 1131 km from the coast, thus under different environmental conditions. Variations in genotype and habitat, as well as soil type, collection duration, extraction technique, and extract drying temperature, can all have an impact on the final phytochemical composition found in medicinal plants [29,41]. Thus, the absence of antifungal activity found in the extract analyzed in the present study may be related to quantitative and/or qualitative differences in its chemical composition.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 81%
“…The various results observed in each study are related to differences in the chemical composition of the different oils tested, which can be influenced by several factors, such as seasonality, soil type, collection period, extraction method, extract drying temperature, and genotype [35][36][37] . Taking into account the studies on L. alba, it is possible to identify diversity in the literature on cases of antifungal activity, most of which does not indicate activity against strains of Candida spp.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…29 O processo de estabilização dos ramos de Hypericum perforatum L. (Hypericaceae), por diferentes temperaturas, reduziu significativamente os teores de rutina e quercitrina quando comparados ao material fresco, enquanto que à temperatura de 50 ºC, estes mesmos flavonoides não apresentaram alterações. 30 Na Tabela 2 são apresentados os resultados dos teores de flavonoides obtidos por diferentes sistemas extrativos. Os resultados da análise de variância complementada pelo teste de Tukey, aplicados para avaliar a eficiência da extração, apontaram diferenças significativas entre os sistemas utilizados, indicando que as extrações com acetona 80% (4,661 ± 0,155), etanol 80% (4,595 ± 0,071) e metanol p.a.…”
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