hydroxyanthraquinone

They contain the anthraquinone derivatives, mainly as glycosides, which on hydrolysis yield aglycones which are hydroxyanthraquinone derivatives.

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Qualitative and quantitative analysis of hydroxyanthraquinone derivatives was investigated with emphasis on the application of HPLC.

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Biotransformation of hydroxyanthraquinone glycosides in Cassia species

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(U-14C-acetate and (2-14C - malonate) were studied in cultures of the species, and their conversion into hydroxyanthraquinone derivatives has been instigated.

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