ScienceRise Pharmaceutical Science · 2022 · 22 citations · 7 references
Life SciencesBotanyPlant SciencesPlant AnatomyPlant BiochemistryPlant PhysiologyPhysicochemical CharacterizationPlant ProductsMicroscopic MorphologyMicroscopic Tissue ExaminationPhysicochemical Quality AttributesPhytochemical QualityQuality Of Plant-derived ProductsStandardization Of Botanical ExtractsStandardization Of Herbal PreparationsTlc-based Identification
The aim. Extracts of cranberry large leaves have prospects when used to correct insulin-resistant conditions. Therefore, to create new drugs based on cranberry leaves, you need to develop instructions for cultivating the plant, harvesting raw materials and methods of quality control. Therefore, the aim of the research was to determine the parameters of standardization of large cranberry leaves (Oxycoccus macrocarpus (Ait.) Pursh) and swamp cranberries (Oxycoccus palustris Pers.). Materials and methods. Macro- and microscopic studies of raw materials were performed according to the method of SPhU 2.8.23 “Microscopic examination of medicinal plant raw materials”. Macroscopic examinations were performed using a magnifying glass and MBS-9 binocular microscope. Identification of basic substances was performed by TLC, testing and quantification of flavonoids according to SPhU methods. Results. The morphological and anatomical features of the leaves of common cranberry and large cranberry were determined. The general features of the structure of stems and leaves species and different differences for each species are were revealed. TLC identification of the main BAS of raw materials was developed and standardization parameters were determined. Conclusions. The parameters of cranberry leaf standardization are determined by the following indicators: macro-and microscopic features, TLC identification of the main BAS raw materials (hyperoside, rutin and caffeic acid), impurities (not more than 2 %), brown stems not more than 5 %, weight loss during drying (not more than 10 %), total ash (not more than 7 %) and not less than 1 % of flavonoids, in terms of hyperoside
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