Organic Chemistry
Recent Review on Potentials of Saponins in the Regulation of Inflammation in Colon Cancer: Current Progress and Future Prospects
Jul 2025
Article
Source:
Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E200624231113
(2025)
Many common herbal medicines including astragalus ginseng and bupleurum contain saponins which are surface-active glycosides found in nature. Saponins have recently been proven to have potent anti-inflammatory properties and to produce immunological homeostasis in patients with a wide range of illnesses. Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) intestinal ischemia-reperfusion injury (IIRI) necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) and ra Read More
Updates on Tropical Medicinal Plant Tinospora cordifolia as an Antimicrobial Shrub to Combat Respiratory Infections
Jul 2025
Article
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Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E020724231453
(2025)
Respiratory infections are a universal issue with high death rates caused by several pathogens. It makes it obligatory to explore novel antimicrobial drugs to cure lung infections. Phyto-chemicals which are herbal compounds found in plants exhibit antimicrobial properties and contain substances like tannins terpenoids flavonoids etc. Now researchers have opted for novel strategies for drug invention through the screening of medicinal plants. These pl Read More
Bovine Colostrum: Unveiling its Potent Health Benefits and Emerging Trends in Optimizing Well-being
Jul 2025
Article
Source:
Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E130624231023
(2025)
Bovine colostrum also known as cow colostrum is the first milk produced by cows after giving birth. It is packed with natural macro-micronutrients immunoglobulins peptides and proteins and has been utilized in traditional medicine for centuries to treat a range of illnesses and problems. Its therapeutic advantages are particularly significant in the treatment of respiratory problems growth factor augmentation and other conditions. Numerous prec Read More
Correlation Between the Amount of Total Phenolic Contents and Antioxidant Activity of Mediterranean Shrubs: Are Phenols a Good Indicator of the Antioxidant Activity of these Species?
Jul 2025
Article
Source:
Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E020724231481
(2025)
BackgroundCells generate reactive oxygen species (ROS) which cause oxidative stress. Such stress is counteracted by a complex antioxidant system which includes molecules of the secondary metabolism of plants mainly phenols. Several studies attribute the antioxidant activity of a species to these compounds although in other studies this relationship is not clear.ObjectiveThe aim of this study was to determine whether the amount of total phenols is a go Read More
Investigating the Therapeutic Potential of Gracilaria edulis Extract in Copper-exposed Zebrafish Embryos: An Anti-inflammatory Perspective
Jul 2025
Article
Source:
Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E22103155294834
(2025)
IntroductionHarnessing the bioactive compounds from seaweed for inflammatory diseases holds great promise for developing new and effective treatments that are natural sustainable and potentially free from the side effects commonly associated with synthetic drugs.MethodsThe objective of this study was to examine the phytochemical levels as well as the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties of the edible red seaweed Gracilaria edulis. The met Read More
Ultrasound-assisted Extraction of Β-glucan from Vietnam Pleurotus Citrinopileatus Enhances Anti-oxidant Activities
Jul 2025
Article
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Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E200624231105
(2025)
IntroductionPleurotus citrinopileatus is a natural source of antioxidants and immune system support. Studies have shown that the glucan content in fresh Pleurotus citrinopileatus ranges from 10 to 40% by weight.Methodsβ-glucan is extracted from Pleurotus citrinopileatus mainly by the hydrothermal method. In this study β-glucan was collected from Pleurotus citrinopileatus using an ultrasound-assisted hydrothermal method. Beta-glucan from Vietnam Read More
Marine-derived Anti-tuberculosis Compounds
Jul 2025
Article
Source:
Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E180624231087
(2025)
Tuberculosis (TB) which is caused primarily by Mycobacterium tuberculosis is the largest cause of death among all infectious diseases accounting for more than two million fatalities each year. Marine natural products and some of their derivatives have been found to have potent anti-tubercular activity against Mycobacterium TB and some of them have been chosen as prototype molecules for the development of novel anti-tubercular drugs. Because of t Read More
Research Progress in Chemical Synthesis and Biosynthesis of Bioactive Imidazole Alkaloids
Jun 2025
Article
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Mini-Reviews in Organic Chemistry
22,
pp 427
- 446
(2025)
The imidazole ring is a five membered ring with a simple chemical structure and is widely present in natural products. Due to its unique chemical structure it is beneficial for the imidazole ring to bind with other functional groups thus exhibiting a wide range of biological activities. The synthesis of imidazole derivatives often involves the Debus method Michael addition method and the use of existing materials to synthesize target compounds through o Read More
A Review on Synthesis, Characterization, and Pharmacological Properties of Some Sydnone Derivatives
Jun 2025
Article
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Mini-Reviews in Organic Chemistry
22,
pp 359
- 380
(2025)
The mesoionic compounds have great importance due to their dipolar nature. They are versatile synthons in synthetic chemistry and possess various chemotherapeutic activity. The most important moiety found in mesoionic compounds is the sydnone ring system. Sydnone derivatives have stimulated much interest among synthetic researchers as a result of their unique dipolar mesoionic character. This ring system is also associated with a wide variet Read More
A Systematic Review of Electrochemical Sensing Devices Based on Metal-organic Frameworks for the Identification of Tumor Biomarkers
Jun 2025
Article
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Mini-Reviews in Organic Chemistry
22,
pp 447
- 462
(2025)
BackgroundElectrochemical sensors have attracted enormous interest in recent decades due to their relatively simple synthesis process the possibility of modifications in their composition and their wide application in detecting analytes.MethodsTo achieve excellent performance materials used in its construction must facilitate the transfer of electrons and provide a large surface area and excellent electrocatalytic activity. Because they are fun Read More
Research Progress on Compounds with Antioxidant Activity Derived from Microorganisms
Jun 2025
Article
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Mini-Reviews in Organic Chemistry
22,
pp 381
- 399
(2025)
Microbial derivatives are a significant source of antioxidants with varying structures leading to different activities due to distinct structure-activity relationships. These structures include polyketones alkaloids terpenes and fatty acids. Microbial-derived antioxidants offer unique advantages such as diversity high yield customizability sustainability and biocompatibility making them promising for various applications. This review aims to address Read More
An Attractive and Comprehensive Review on C-O Bond Formation: Nanomagnetic Recoverable Catalysts to Access Diaryl Ethers via C-O Cross-coupling Reactions
Jun 2025
Article
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Mini-Reviews in Organic Chemistry
22,
pp 411
- 426
(2025)
The simple separation of magnetic nanocatalysts from the reaction mixture using only an external magnet caused a huge revolution in catalysis particularly in organic synthesis. Diaryl ethers compounds containing (Ar-O-Ar linkages) are one of the most important and prominent compounds and are widely found in natural products and pharmaceutical and biological molecules. The C-O cross-coupling or O-arylation reactions of aryl halides with aromatic alcoh Read More
Biochemical Sources of Fulvic Acid and its Application in Agriculture
Jun 2025
Article
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Mini-Reviews in Organic Chemistry
22,
pp 400
- 410
(2025)
The demand for crop yields is increasing in modern society. The challenges to agricultural cultivation nevertheless are posed by soil degradation pollution and the increasing number of extreme weather events due to climate change. All these factors can threaten crop yield and quality. However fulvic acid can effectively alleviate these problems. It’s a type of humus with multiple agricultural values is produced through biomass fermentation and has vario Read More
Targeting the Receptor Complexes by Structure-based Natural Drug Compounds in Seizures: A New Dimension in Drug Discovery and Design
May 2025
Article
Source:
Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E040624230683
(2025)
A seizure is the brain's uncontrolled abnormal electrical activity which may result in altered states of consciousness behavior memory or emotion. Seizures start biologically with the activation of susceptible brain neurons which causes synchronized discharges of larger groups of connected neurons. A few potential causes of seizures include medications genetics electrolyte abnormalities sleep state infections brain inflammation and injuries. Medicina Read More
Effect of Herbal Medicine on Insulin Signaling Pathways and Insulin Resistance in Metabolic Dysfunction-associated Fatty Liver Disease: A Review
May 2025
Article
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Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E040624230641
(2025)
IntroductionMetabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD) is the most common chronic liver disease progressing towards a substantial global health concern. A multitude of therapeutic agents are being used to treat MAFLD. The high prevalence and adverse effects of drugs have increased the global popularity of herbal medicines (HMs) as effective therapeutic agents to treat MAFLD. Among the causes of pathogenesis insulin resistance (I Read More
Research Progress in Natural Products against Liver Fibrosis
May 2025
Article
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Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E040624230657
(2025)
Fibrosis of the liver is the most common pathological feature of many chronic liver diseases progressing to cirrhosis and eventually liver cancer. Currently only individual genes or proteins are targeted by synthetic drugs used to treat liver fibrosis they have limited therapeutic effect and are associated with many side effects. In contrast natural products have shown great advantages and potential in the treatment of liver fibrosis due to their structural divers Read More
Comparative Analysis and Characteristic Verification of the Quality Standard of Milk Thistle Extract
May 2025
Article
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Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E180724231996
(2025)
IntroductionMilk thistle extract is widely used in dietary supplements due to its strong hepatoprotective effect. There are some differences in the quality characteristics and standard values of milk thistle extract set by pharmacopoeias and standards in various countries and regions.MethodsTo promote the standardization of quality standards for milk thistle extract this paper summarized and compared the standard characteristics and related values s Read More
Novel Approaches for the Extraction and Identification of Phytoconstituents from Herbs and Spices
May 2025
Article
Source:
Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E060624230784
(2025)
An important determinant of population health is the caliber and quality of food that can directly affect the health of the population. Herbs and spices are now the primary ingredients in the global food and nutraceutical industry. Traditional methods for extraction of active metabolites of herbs and spices may lead to lowered extraction efficiency due to high solvent consumption and a longer extraction period. These issues can be resolved by the use of n Read More
Systematic Detoxification of Copper-induced Toxicity by Methanolic Extracts of Anacyclus pyrethrum (L) in Zebrafish Model
May 2025
Article
Source:
Natural Products Journal, The
15,
E120624230976
(2025)
IntroductionAnacyclus pyrethrum is used in Ayurveda to treat various ailments ranging from toothache to female infertility. However the molecular mechanisms of its medicinal properties are obscure and need exploratory studies.MethodsWe aimed to investigate the molecular mechanisms associated with the medicinal properties of A. pyrethrum using zebrafish as an in vivo model. We have employed in silico in vitro and in vivo approaches to el Read More
Recent Advances in the Construction of Coumarin or Quinolin-2-ones Compounds via Radical Cascade Reactions
May 2025
Article
Source:
Mini-Reviews in Organic Chemistry
22,
pp 249
- 262
(2025)
Free radical reactions occupy an important position in synthetic organic chemistry as well as medicinal chemistry significantly complementing and extending the synthesis of coumarin or quinolin-2-one compounds. Moreover the use of constructing coumarin or quinolin-2-one compounds functionalized at the C3 position has certain advantages over traditional noble metal-catalyzed or high-temperature cyclization which is more in line with the advocates of Read More
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