Halenia genus of chemical constituents and pharmacological activity of Progress.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 21 Halenia genus of chemical constituents and pharmacological activity of Progress Author: Qin Xiao Yan Yan Litang Li Lan Rong [Abstract] Objective To introduce the Tibetan Halenia the chemical composition of species, tissue culture research situation and its pharmacological effects. See more on the literature published at home and abroad in recent years, analyze, organize and summarized. It took anchor is the main chemical constituents of plants (oral Hill) one and (I mt) ketone glycosides, cleft iridoid class, triterpenes, flavonoids and a number of alkaloid compounds. And its main active ingredient is (I Hill) one and (I mt) ketone glycosides, cleft iridoid class, triterpenoids and other flavonoid glycosides and so on, with anti-hepatitis, anti-oxidant activity, lower blood sugar and adjust the immunization efficacy. Oval leaves and flowers of artificially introduced species anchored the development of cultivation techniques have been successful, and tissue culture techniques have yet to see the success stories. Conclusions and further from the genus of anti-hepatitis B screening and treatment of diabetes, the active ingredient, as well as explore the use of artificial means to achieve sustainable use of resources of the drug has become the current and future focus of the genus objective of the study has important theoretical and appliedWorth . [Keywords:] pharmacologically active chemical constituents of Halenia Halenia genus of about 80 kinds are located in the northern hemisphere and South America, which has conducted research on planting of only four kinds: Halenia corniculata, H. elliptica, H. campanulata, and H. asclepiadea. China has two kinds of the genus, in order to flower anchor H. corniculata and elliptical leaves and flowers of H. anchor ellipitica D. Don [1,2]. Oval leaves and flowers of anchors (also known as black and grass; Tibetan saying, ‘Go All the Big Dipper lako ma’; Mongolia called Sich day - to Geda), is a her