New 5-O-Methylisoflavones in the Roots of Yellow Lupin (Lupinus luteusL. cv. Barpine)
Satoshi Tahara, Yasuyuki Hashidoko, John L. Ingham, Junya Mizutani
Abstract
Satoshi Tahara, Yasuyuki Hashidoko, John L. Ingham, Junya Mizutani
Abstract
In addition to 5-O-methylgenistein (1), a further investigation of the isoflavonoid constituents in roots of the yellow lupin (Lupinus luteus L. cv. Barpine) has yielded five new 5-O-methylisoflavones named barpisoflavone A (2), 5-O-methyl-lupiwighteone (3), barpisoflavone B (4), 5-O-methylderrone (5) and barpisoflavone C (6). These isoflavones were identified by physico-chemical methods involving the use of other lupin isoflavones as reference compounds.
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In addition to 5-O-methylgenistein (1), a further investigation of the isoflavonoid constituents in roots of the yellow lupin (Lupinus luteus L. cv. Barpine) has yielded five new 5-O-methylisoflavones named barpisoflavone A (2), 5-O-methyl-lupiwighteone (3), barpisoflavone B (4), 5-O-methylderrone (5) and barpisoflavone C (6). These isoflavones were identified by physico-chemical methods involving the use of other lupin isoflavones as reference compounds.
Key concepts: Isoflavonoid, Lupinus, Isoflavones, Chemistry, Botany, Flavonoid, Biology, Biochemistry