Studies on the Metabolism of Naturally Occurring Coumarins. II. Urinary Metabolites of Umbelliferone.
Mitiiti Fujita, Tsutomu Furuya
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Mitiiti Fujita, Tsutomu Furuya
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The metabolic fate of umbelliferone was studied by the quantitative analysis of urinary excrete of rabbits. The orally administered umbelliferone was converted into glucuronide (44.32%) and ethereal sulfate (19.10%) accompanying unchanged umbelliferone (20.23%). An extractor of high efficiency was designed to be employed for the continuous extraction of urinary metabolites.
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The metabolic fate of umbelliferone was studied by the quantitative analysis of urinary excrete of rabbits. The orally administered umbelliferone was converted into glucuronide (44.32%) and ethereal sulfate (19.10%) accompanying unchanged umbelliferone (20.23%). An extractor of high efficiency was designed to be employed for the continuous extraction of urinary metabolites.
Key concepts: Umbelliferone, Chemistry, Coumarin, Urine, Glucuronide, Urinary system, Metabolism, Chromatography