ZOU Ji-Chun, HUANG Liang. MINOR CONSTITUENTS OF QING DAI,A TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE Ⅰ.ISOLATION, STRUCTURAL DETERMINATION AND SYNTHESIS OF TRYPTANTHRIN AND QINGDAINONEJ. Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica, 1985, 20(1): 44-51.
Citation: ZOU Ji-Chun, HUANG Liang. MINOR CONSTITUENTS OF QING DAI,A TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE Ⅰ.ISOLATION, STRUCTURAL DETERMINATION AND SYNTHESIS OF TRYPTANTHRIN AND QINGDAINONEJ. Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica, 1985, 20(1): 44-51.

MINOR CONSTITUENTS OF QING DAI,A TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE Ⅰ.ISOLATION, STRUCTURAL DETERMINATION AND SYNTHESIS OF TRYPTANTHRIN AND QINGDAINONE

  • The study of Qing Dai, a traditional Chinese medicine, has resulted in the isolation of eight minor constituents Ⅲ~Ⅹ(3.3×10-5~,4.2×10-4%) after removing of the two major constituents Ⅰ (indigotin) and Ⅱ (indirubin). Constituent Ⅲ (C15H8 N2O2) was found to be identical to the known compound indolo -2,1b-quinazoline6,12-dione (tryptanthrin). Constituent Ⅳ (C23H13N3O2) was assigned on the basis of spectrometric data to have structure Ⅳ and confirmed by condensation of Ⅲ with diacetylindoxyl. It was first found from plant origin and designated qingdainone. Ⅲ and Ⅳ were synthesized and found to be both active in test on melanoma B16 and Ⅳ also showed inhibitory action against Lewis lung carcinoma in mice.Structure determination of constituents Ⅴ~Ⅹ is in progress.
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