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Metabolites of Pseudevernia furfuracea (L.) Zopf. and their inhibition potential of proteolytic enzymes.
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1994
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GlycobiologySecondary MetaboliteFood ChemistryBiosynthesisLichenBioanalysisPhytopharmacologyClinical ChemistryInhibition PotentialBiochemistryMedicinePseudevernia FurfuraceaProteolytic EnzymesMetabolomicsPharmacologyPhytochemistryP. FurfuraceaWest TatraLichen Species
Atranorin (1), physodic acid (2), oxyphysodic acid (3) and virensic (4) acid were identified in P. furfuracea, a lichen species collected in West Tatra. According to HPLC analysis contents of these metabolites in dried material was 0.11-0.19% (1), 1.46-3.78% (2), 1.69 to 3.44% (3), 1.14-1.46% (4). Atranorin was the strongest inhibitor of trypsin as well as of the porcine pancreatic elastase.