Fritillaria chemical composition of the progress and quality control methods.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Fritillaria chemical composition of the progress and quality control methods [Abstract] kobe #8203;#8203;mother lily Fritillaria plants with heat lungs, Huatanzhike and relieves congestion, etc. It is a long history of traditional Chinese medicine. This review focuses on the chemical constituents of Fritillaria Herbs of the progress and quality control reviewed. [Keywords:] Determination of chemical constituents of Fritillaria Liliaceae Fritillaria plant variety. Fritillaria, mostly medicinal plants of the genus Lilium kobe mother bulb drying .2000 Edition lt;”China Pharmacopoeiagt;gt; contained in received 5 Fritillaria species: Fritillaria (Bulbus fritillariae cirrhosae , is mainly produced in Sichuan, Qinghai, Yunnan, and Zhejiang Fritillaria (Bulbus fritillariae thunbergii, mainly produced in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui and other places), Fritillaria (Bulbus fritillariae ussuriensis, mainly produced in Heilongjiang, Liaoning, Jilin ), Irbesartan mother (Bulbus fritillariae pallidiflorae, mainly produced in Xinjiang) and Fritillaria (Bulbus fritillariae hupehensis, mainly produced in Hubei, Icheon, etc.). Fritillaria with heat lungs, Huatanzhike and relieves congestion and other effects, is used with a long history of traditional Chinese medicine. This review focuses on the chemical constituents of Fritillaria class medicine research and quality control are reviewed. 1, the chemical constituents of Fritillaria Fritillaria the chemical composition of plants can be divided into two categories: alkaloids and non-alkaloids. 1.1 alkaloids such as China scholar Zhu Ziqing Fritillaria from the base 1932 began to study the skeleton, after years of hard work, has made tremendous progress, communicate the Fritillaria genus Veratrum alkaloids alkaloids and the relationship to determine the skeleton of Fritillaria alkaloids [1]. has been found that the vast majority are steroidal alkaloids of Fritillaria alkaloids, many of who