rauvolfia การใช้

• However, isoenzyme analysis reveals that it is more closely related to " Rauvolfia tetraphylla L ".
• Alseroxylon is a purified fat-soluble extract of the root of " Rauvolfia serpentina ", containing reserpine and other nonadrenolytic amorphous alkaloids.
• While 86 alkaloids have been discovered throughout " Rauvolfia vomitoria ", ajmaline is mainly isolated from the stem bark and roots of the plant.
• "Rauvolfia micrantha " is related to the snakeroot plant ( " Rauvolfia serpentina " ) which is used as a traditional herbal medicine.
• "Rauvolfia micrantha " is related to the snakeroot plant ( " Rauvolfia serpentina " ) which is used as a traditional herbal medicine.
• The larva of this species feeds on several species of the Apocynaceae family, including " Rauvolfia ligustrina ", " Rauvolfia tetraphylla " and " Stemmadenia obovata ".
• The larva of this species feeds on several species of the Apocynaceae family, including " Rauvolfia ligustrina ", " Rauvolfia tetraphylla " and " Stemmadenia obovata ".
• The climate in the Bronx is not very hospitable to rain-forest plants like African mahogany trees or Rauvolfia, a shrubby plant highly valued for its compounds, which can control high blood pressure.
• According to structural studies of strictosidine synthase from " Rauvolfia serpentina ", tryptamine is located at the bottom of the pocket, where Glu 309 forms a hydrogen bond with the substrate s primary amine group.
• Under the watchful direction of Salam, mathematicians and physicists tackled the greatest and outstanding Neem ( " Azadirachta indica " ), Rauvolfia, ( " Catharanthus roseus " ), ( " Buxus papillosa " ) and various other plants.
• Members studied and known to have such glycosides include the " Acokanthera ", " Apocynum ", " Cerbera ", " Nerium ", " Thevetia " and " Strophanthus . " " Rauvolfia serpentina " ( Indian snakeroot ) synthesizes the alkaloids reserpine and rescinnamine, which are of interest in studies of the treatment of high blood pressure, as well as some forms of psychosis . " Catharanthus roseus " yields alkaloids studied with regard to the treatment of cancer.