IDENTIFICATION OF MALTOXIN, AN ACTIVE PRINCIPLE FROM MALT ROOTLET, AS CANDICINE

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概要

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• 1. Maltoxin isolated from the malt rootlet of <I>Hordeum distichon</I>, L., growing in Japan was identified as candicine (<I>p</I>-hydroxy-β-phenylethyltrimethylammonium base) in the form of chloride and picrate.<BR>2. Amount of candicine in two kinds of "malt sprouts" made from <I>H. distichon</I>, L., growing in Japan and <I>H. hexastichon</I>, L., being native to Japan was estimated by bioassay on the frog muscle after separation of the base by paper chromatography.

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著者

• Okubo Yoshio

  Department Of Internal Medicine Higashinagano National Hospital

• HIRABE YUKIKO

  Department of Veterinary Pharmacology, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Tokyo

• Urakawa N.

  Department of Veterinary Pharmacology, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Tokyo

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