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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 Natural C-glycoside compounds of pharmacological effects and biological synthesis of [Abstract] carbon-glycosides are a class of compounds that are special, its sugar base to C  C bond directly connected to the aglycone carbon atoms. In recent years, the carbon glycosides pharmacological effects and clinical application of gradually increasing reports of and its biosynthesis has gradually attracted people’s attention. In this paper, C-glycoside compounds of pharmacological and biological synthesis are reviewed. [Keywords:] pharmacological effects of carbon glycosides biosynthesis 0 Introduction With Natural Product Chemistry The rapid development of plants growing number of secondary metabolites to be monomer separation and structural identification, most of which compounds are glycosides in nature. C-glycosides are a group of more specific compounds, their Sugar base to C  C bond directly connected to the aglycone carbon atoms. daidzein structure according to the different carbon glycosides are divided into five categories, of which the largest number of flavonoid glycosides, sugar-based A-rings in general, and limited to the C6 or C8-bit; xanthone C-glycosides of the structure and properties of similarity with the former, both the relevance of the existence of biological sources; chromone C-glycosides are more rare in nature; anthrone C-glycosides of aromatic ring and sugar base to C  C bond linked to is the gallic acid derivatives of C-glycosides in order to Bergenin represented. C-glycoside compounds for cardiovascular disease, retinal artery obstruction, the treatment of sudden deafness and other important application value. People of glycosides mainly concentrated in the O  , S  , N  glycosides, C-glycosides with the solubility of small and difficult to acid hydrolysis in common; due to complex structure of C-glycoside compounds to study the lagging. This article aims to introduce the various types of C-glycoside comp