-
Anemonin is a
dibutenolide natural product found in
members of the
buttercup family (Ranunculaceae) such as ****eborus niger,
Ranunculus bulbosus, R. ficaria...
-
protoanemonin spontaneously dimerizes into the
potentially therapeutic compound anemonin,
which can then be
hydrolyzed into a
dicarboxylic acid. As such, plants...
- toxic. By
drying the herb,
protoanemonin is
dimerized to the non-toxic
anemonin.[citation needed]
Medieval herbalists believed it
could be used to treat...
- The
findings in some
Ranunculus species of, for example, protoanemonin,
anemonin, may
justify the uses of
these species against fever,
rheumatism and rubefacient...
-
drying of
these plants, the
protoanemonin toxin dimerizes to non-toxic
anemonin,
which is
further hydrolyzed to non-toxic
dicarboxylic acids.
Cooking of...
- Robert; Romain, C; Karle, I; Karle, J (July 1, 1965). "The
Structure of
Anemonin".
Journal of the
American Chemical Society. 87 (14): 3251–3252. doi:10...
- level. As
other Ranunculaceae, this
plant is
toxic because it
contains anemonin. Zepigi, Marinella. "Ranunculus
platanifolius L."
Forum Acta Plantarum...
-
contains anemonin and protoanemonin,
bioactive compounds which have been
investigated for
potential therapeutic uses; one
indication is that
anemonin may inhibit...
- palustris. This
species contains a
number of
noxious chemicals such as
anemonin, a
trait it
shares with
other ranunculids, and this is
probably the reason...
- Abbas,
Muhammad Ismail,
Nadja Engel, and
Viqar Uddin Ahmad Isolation of
Anemonin from
Pulsatilla wallichiana and its
Biological Activities J. Chem. Soc...
