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| 《Genomics and Applied Biology》 2011-02 | | Comparison Study on FTIR Characterization of Chemical Constituents and Berbamine Hydrochloride Contents in Mahonia breviracema and Mahonia healei[Reference: WebLink] |
METHODS AND RESULTS:
In order to fast investigate the differences of chemical component between Mahonia breviracema (M.breviracema) and Mahonia healei (M.healei),the fourier transform infrareds spectroscopy (FTIR) was used to detect the infrared spectroscopy spectral of different parts of M.breviracema and M.healei,respectively as well as compare their quantification differences of Berbamine hydrochloride.The results showed that compared with M.healei,the content of some chemical compositions such as alkaloids,flavonoids,clove ester and so on were more abundant in different parts M.breviracema,but,when compare the content of polysaccharides and nucleoside,M.healei were more higher in stem and leaf than M.breviracema,furthermore,differences were more significant in leaf.Finally,compared with the standard of Berbamine hydrochloride,the results demonstrate that Berbamine hydrochloride content were had significant differences in different parts,and the content differences of Berbamine hydrochloride were showed similiar regulations both in M.breviracema and M.healei,which the highest was stem,the lowest was leaf.When compare with the content of Berbamine hydrochloride between M.breviracema and M.healei,the every parts of M.breviracema was higher than M.heale.
CONCLUSIONS:
Therefore,the chemical component differents between M.breviracema and M.healei were could be fast investigated when applied the technology of FTIR and the results of this research could provide reference for reasonable exploitation and breeding the resources of Mahonia. |
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