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opilia/polysaccharide

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A crude polysaccharide composed of uronic acids (32%), arabinose (26%), glucose (15%), galactose (11%), rhamnose (7%), mannose (5%), xylose (4%) and small amount of fucose residues has been isolated from the leaves of Opilia celtidifolia by boiled water extraction. Chemical analyses of Opilia
OBJECTIVE The present study is aimed to determine the bioactivity and structure of polysaccharides present in the leaves from the Malian medicinal plant Opilia celtidifolia [Guill. & Perr. Endl. ex Walp (Opiliaceae)]. METHODS The polysaccharides from the leaves of Opilia celtidifolia were isolated

Antitussive activity of polysaccharides isolated from the Malian medicinal plants.

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From the leaves of popular Malian medicinal plants Trichilia emetica (TE) and Opilia celtidifolia (OC), and fruits of Crossopteryx febrifuga (CF) water and water-ethanol soluble polysaccharide materials were isolated. The results of chemical analysis of the crude polysaccharides showed the dominance
The aim of this study was to investigate whether the pectic polysaccharides BP-II, Oc50A1.I.A and CC1P1 isolated from the Malian medicinal plants Biophytum petersianum, Opilia celtidifolia and Cola cordifolia, respectively, were able to protect against Streptococcus pneumoniae infection in mice. The

Bioactive arabinogalactans from the leaves of Opilia celtidifolia Endl. ex Walp. (Opiliaceae).

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Ingia / Ingia
The leaves of the tree Opilia celtidifolia have a long tradition for being used in Mali and other West African countries against various ailments such as for wound healing. Previous studies on polysaccharides from these leaves showed the presence of pectic-like polymers with an effect on the human
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