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Study on Extraction of Flavones of Perilla Frutescens with Macroporous Resin

Xiong Yao-kang

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Objective:To study the technological conditions and parameters of the purification process of total flavones in perilla frutescens(L.)Britt.with macroreticular resin.Methods:The total flavones adsorption capacity and recovery rate were used as the evaluation criteria.The static adsorption and separation were used in investigation of macroporous adsorption resin;the dynamic adsorption and separation were used in studying the condition of adsorption and separation.Results:The properties of AB-8 resin is good for absorption and desorption of total flavones in the following technological condition: the concentration of the extract was 1.5mg/mL;the maximum adsorbing capacity for total flavones 11.5mg/g;the current velocity was 1.0mL/min;the eluting reagent was 95% ethanol(twice as the volume of the resin);the eluting velocity was 1.0mL/min;and the AB-8 resin could be used three times,repeatedly.Conclusion:It is simple and efficient to separate the total flavones of perilla frutescens under the technological condition.

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Objective:To study the technological conditions and parameters of the purification process of total flavones in perilla frutescens(L.)Britt.with macroreticular resin.Methods:The total flavones adsorption capacity and recovery rate were used as the evaluation criteria.The static adsorption and separation were used in investigation of macroporous adsorption resin;the dynamic adsorption and separation were used in studying the condition of adsorption and separation.Results:The properties of AB-8 resin is good for absorption and desorption of total flavones in the following technological condition: the concentration of the extract was 1.5mg/mL;the maximum adsorbing capacity for total flavones 11.5mg/g;the current velocity was 1.0mL/min;the eluting reagent was 95% ethanol(twice as the volume of the resin);the eluting velocity was 1.0mL/min;and the AB-8 resin could be used three times,repeatedly.Conclusion:It is simple and efficient to separate the total flavones of perilla frutescens under the technological condition.

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Objective:To study the technological conditions and parameters of the purification process of total flavones in perilla frutescens(L.)Britt.with macroreticular resin.Methods:The total flavones adsorption capacity and recovery rate were used as the evaluation criteria.The static adsorption and separation were used in investigation of macroporous adsorption resin;the dynamic adsorption and separation were used in studying the condition of adsorption and separation.Results:The properties of AB-8 resin is good for absorption and desorption of total flavones in the following technological condition: the concentration of the extract was 1.5mg/mL;the maximum adsorbing capacity for total flavones 11.5mg/g;the current velocity was 1.0mL/min;the eluting reagent was 95% ethanol(twice as the volume of the resin);the eluting velocity was 1.0mL/min;and the AB-8 resin could be used three times,repeatedly.Conclusion:It is simple and efficient to separate the total flavones of perilla frutescens under the technological condition.

Key concepts: Flavones, Perilla frutescens, Adsorption, Chemistry, Desorption, Chromatography, Reagent, Extraction (chemistry)

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