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Influence of Salicylic Acid on Alkaloid Production by Root Cultures of Stemona curtisii Hook. F.

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posted on 2024-11-16, 06:41 authored by K Chotikadachanarong, S Dheeranupattana, Chaiwat Jatisatienr, S Wangkarn, Pitchaya Mungkornasawakul, Stephen PyneStephen Pyne, Alison Ung, Thanapat Sastraruji
To enhance the production of oxyprotostemonine, stemocurtisine and stemocurtisinol (the important insecticidal alkaloids) by root cultures of Stemona curtisii Hook. F. (Thai vernacular, Non Tai Yak, Family Stemonaceae). The roots were cultured on semi-solid MS medium containing 1 mg/L NAA with different concentrations of salicylic acid for 16 weeks. The quantity of the individual alkaloids was determined by HPLC. The highest production of oxyprotostemonine (7.192 mg/g dw), stemocurtisine (0.039 mg/g dw) and stemocurtisinol (0.197 mg/g dw) occurred when the roots were stimulated by 500 mg/L salicylic acid.

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Large Scale Production of Stemona Alkaloids for Agricultural Applications and New Drug Discovery

Australian Research Council

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Chotikadachanarong, K., Dheeranupattana, S., Jatisatienr, A., Wangkarn, S., Mungkornasawakul, P., Pyne, S. G., Ung, A. T. & Sastraruji, T. (2011). Influence of salicylic acid on alkaloid production by root cultures of Stemona curtisii Hook. F.. Current Research Journal of Biological Science, 3 (4), 322-325.

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Current Research Journal of Biological Science

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3

Issue

4

Pagination

322-325

Language

English

RIS ID

51692

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