Isolation of organic compounds from the flowers of rhododendron ponticum l. and investigation of their biological activities
2012
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In this study, temperate and cool regions of the northern hemisphere so that about 600 species in a variety (taxon), and forms of these taxa in the forest in our country so far identified on the roses and Find 10 (5 main types, 4-hybrid type, 1 Form) from the purple flowers that grows naturally in the Eastern Black Sea region of rhododendron (Rhododendron ponticum) has established the Provinceof Ontario flower Masukiye Kartepe County Town 'hasbeen extracted fromthe collected contents were investigated skonder metabolites. Hexane and methylene chloride extracts of these plants compounds isolated by chromatographic methods, spectroscopic methods were isolated structures.Ursolic fatty acid chains, ß-sitosterol and unidentified materials and structure were isolated from Hexane and methylene chloride extracts of Rose of Forest. Sturucture of purified compounds is illuminated by using the IR, 1H-NMR, 13C-NMR (APT, DEPT) spectroscopy methods. Determination of organic substances were obtained on the antioxidant activity.
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Dr. Çiğdem Işık
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Çiğdem Işık (Master Thesis). Isolation of organic compounds from the flowers of rhododendron ponticum l. and investigation of their biological activities, 2012, Sakarya University.
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