Determination of Hyoscyamine and Scopolamine in Datura innoxia Plants by High Performance Liquid Chromatography
Karin-Heide Plank, Karl Wagner
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Karin-Heide Plank, Karl Wagner
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For the determination of the hyoscyamine-scopolamine content in small quantities of fresh plant tissue an HP LC assay was developed; with a sensitivity of about 20 ng alkaloid per run. Analysis of the different organs of Datura innoxia plants are in accord with the concept that hyoscyamine is synthesized in the roots, whereas transformation to scopolamine starts in these organs and proceeds in the aerial parts of the plant.
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For the determination of the hyoscyamine-scopolamine content in small quantities of fresh plant tissue an HP LC assay was developed; with a sensitivity of about 20 ng alkaloid per run. Analysis of the different organs of Datura innoxia plants are in accord with the concept that hyoscyamine is synthesized in the roots, whereas transformation to scopolamine starts in these organs and proceeds in the aerial parts of the plant.
Key concepts: Hyoscyamine, Datura, Scopolamine, Chromatography, Tropane, Alkaloid, Transformation (genetics), Chemistry