Purification of total flavonoids from Aurea Helianthus flowers and In Vitro Hypolipidemic Effect
Hyon-il Ri, Chol-song Kim, Un-hak Pak, Myong-su Kang, Tae-mun Kim

TL;DR
This study optimized purification of flavonoids from Aurea Helianthus flowers and demonstrated their strong bile acid binding ability, indicating potential as natural hypolipidemic agents.
Contribution
It introduces an effective purification method for flavonoids and links their purity to hypolipidemic potential through bile acid binding analysis.
Findings
Purity of flavonoids increased from 27.8% to 83.5% after purification.
Purified flavonoids showed high binding rates to cholates, up to 88.2%.
Flavonoid purity correlates strongly with bile acid binding capacity.
Abstract
The effects of purification methods and its hypolipidemic function on the total flavonoids of Aurea Helianthus flower were investigated. Liquid-liquid extraction of ethanol extract from Aurea Helianthus flower was carried out by using different polar solvents. The extract with the highest total flavonoid content was selected, and the optimal conditions for purification of total flavonoids were determined by purification with macroporous resin. The human digestive environment was simulated in vitro, and the binding ability of different flavonoid samples to three kinds of cholate was compared. The results showed that the purity of total flavonoids in ethanol extract was 27.8%, the purity of total flavonoids in ethyl acetate extract was 46.4%, and the purity was increased by 18.6%. Subsequent purification with AB-8 macroporous resin; loading of total flavonoids at a concentration of 5.5…
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Taxonomy
TopicsChromatography in Natural Products · Phytochemical Studies and Bioactivities · Natural product bioactivities and synthesis
