МОНОГРАФИИ ВОЗ Т 4
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Mol. form. |
Name |
C-37 H-40 N-2 O-6 C-37 H-54 O-11 C-37 H-56 O-11 C-37 H-60 O-8 C-37 H-60 O-8 C-37 H-60 O-9 C-37 H-60 O-9 C-37 H-60 O-9 C-38 H-54 O-19 C-38 H-62 O-9 C-38 H-62 O-9 C-40 H-56 O-7 C-40 H-56 O-7 C-41 H-30 O-27 C-41 H-32 O-27 C-41 H-68 O-14 C-41 H-68 O-14 C-42 H-38 O-20 C-42 H-38 O-20 C-42 H-40 O-19 C-42 H-40 O-19 C-42 H-62 O-16 C-42 H-66 O-14 C-42 H-68 O-13 C-42 H-68 O-13 C-42 H-68 O-13 C-42 H-68 O-13 C-42 H-68 O-13 C-42 H-68 O-13 C-42 H-68 O-13 C-42 H-70 O-15 C-42 H-72 O-13 C-42 H-72 O-14 C-42 H-72 O-14 C-42 H-72 O-14 C-43 H-42 O-22 C-43 H-70 O-14 C-43 H-70 O-15 C-43 H-70 O-15 C-43 H-72 O-14 C-43 H-72 O-14
berbamine cimicifugoside actein momordicoside F1 momordicoside G goyaglycoside a goyaglycoside b momordicoside K B-crocin goyaglycoside c goyaglycoside d uncarinic acid A uncarinic acid B chebulagic acid chebulinic acid astragaloside III astragaloside IV sennoside A sennoside B sennoside C sennoside D glycyrrhizin calenduloside F calenduloside A goyaglycoside e goyaglycoside f saikosaponin A saikosaponin B1 saikosaponin B2 saikosaponin D goyaglycoside h ginsenoside Rg2 ginsenoside Rf ginsenoside Rg1
pseudoginsenoside F11 carthamin goyaglycoside g astragaloside II isoastragaloside II saikosaponin B3 saikosaponin B4
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Mol. form. |
Name |
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C-44 H-38 O-23 |
sennoside E |
C-44 H-38 O-23 |
sennoside F |
C-44 H-64 O-24 |
A-crocin |
C-45 H-38 O-18 |
proanthocyanidin |
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trimer |
C-45 H-72 O-16 |
astragaloside I |
C-45 H-72 O-16 |
isoastragaloside I |
C-47 H-76 O-17 |
zizyphus saponin I |
C-47 H-76 O-17 |
zizyphus saponin II |
C-47 H-78 O-19 |
astragaloside V |
C-47 H-78 O-19 |
astragaloside VI |
C-47 H-78 O-19 |
astragaloside VII |
C-48 H-28 O-30 |
punicalagin |
C-48 H-54 O-27 |
safflor yellow B |
C-48 H-76 O-19 |
calenduloside H |
C-48 H-78 O-19 |
asiaticoside |
C-48 H-78 O-20 |
madecassoside |
C-48 H-82 O-18 |
ginsenoside Rd |
C-48 H-82 O-18 |
ginsenoside Re |
C-49 H-76 O-19 |
goyasaponin III |
C-51 H-84 O-21 |
tribulosaponin A |
C-51 H-84 O-22 |
protodioscin |
C-51 H-84 O-22 |
tribulosaponin B |
C-52 H-84 O-21 |
jujuboside B |
C-52 H-84 O-21 |
zizyphus saponin III |
C-53 H-90 O-22 |
ginsenoside Rb2 |
C-53 H-90 O-22 |
ginsenoside Rc |
C-54 H-92 O-23 |
ginsenoside Rb1 |
C-55 H-90 O-25 |
tribulosin |
C-57 H-92 O-27 |
polygalacin D |
C-57 H-92 O-28 |
platycodin D |
C-59 H-94 O-29 |
desacylsenegin II |
C-59 H-94 O-29 |
platycodin A |
C-59 H-94 O-29 |
platycodin C |
C-63 H-102 O-32 |
polygalacin D2 |
C-63 H-102 O-33 |
platycodin D2 |
C-64 H-102 O-33 |
desacylsenegasaponin A |
C-65 H-102 O-31 |
goyasaponin I |
C-65 H-104 O-33 |
desacylsenegin III |
C-69 H-102 O-31 |
(E)-senegasaponin B |
C-69 H-102 O-31 |
(Z)-senegasaponin B |
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WHO monographs on selected medicinal plants
Mol. form. |
Name |
C-70 H-104 O-32 C-70 H-104 O-32 C-70 H-110 O-35 C-74 H-110 O-35 C-74 H-110 O-35 C-75 H-112 O-35 C-75 H-112 O-35
senegin II (Z)-senegin II goyasaponin II (E)-senegasaponin A (Z)-senegasaponin A (E)-senegin III (Z)-senegin III
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Selected WHO publications of related interest
Information on medicinal plants:
WHO monographs on selected medicinal plants, Volume 3
(ISBN 978 92 4 154702 4), 2007
WHO monographs on selected medicinal plants, Volume 2
(ISBN 92 4 154537 2), 2002
WHO monographs on selected medicinal plants, Volume 1
(ISBN 92 4 154517 8), 1999
Quality assurance and control of herbal medicines:
WHO Guidelines on good agricultural and collection practices (GACP) for medicinal plants
(ISBN 92 4 154627 1), 2003
WHO good agricultural and collection practices (GACP) monograph on Artemisia annua L. (ISBN 978 92 4 159443 1), 2006
Quality control methods for medicinal plant materials
(ISBN 92 4 154510 0), 1998
Basic tests for drugs: pharmaceutical substances, medicinal plant materials and dosage forms
(ISBN 92 4 154513 5), 1998
WHO guidelines for assessing quality of herbal medicines with reference to contaminants and residues
(ISBN 978 92 4 159444 8), 2007
WHO guidelines for good manufacturing practices (GMP) for herbal medicines
(ISBN 978 92 4 154716 1), 2007
Regulation, evaluation and safety monitoring of herbal medicines:
Summary report of the global survey on national policy on traditional medicine and complementary/alternative medicine and regulation of herbal medicines
(ISBN 92 4 159323 7), 2005
WHO guidelines on safety monitoring and pharmacovigilance of herbal medicines
(ISBN 92 4 159221 4), 2004
General Guidelines for Methodologies on Research and Evaluation of Traditional Medicine
(WHO/EDM/TRM/2000.1), 2000
Consumer information:
WHO guidelines on development of consumer information on proper use of traditional medicine and complementary/alternative medicine
(ISBN 92 4 159170 6), 2004
Further information on WHO technical documents in the field of traditional medicine including those listed above, can be found at the address below: http://www.who.int/medicinedocs/en/cl/CL1.1.1.11/
WHO published Volume 1 of the WHO monographs on selected medicinal plants, containing 28 monographs, in 1999, Volume 2 including 30 monographs in 2002, and the third volume presenting 31 monographs in 2007. This fourth volume contains an additional collection of 28 monographs describing the quality control and use of selected medicinal plants.
Each monograph contains two parts, the first of which provides pharmacopoeial summaries for quality assurance purposes, including botanical features, identity tests, purity requirements, chemical assays and major chemical constituents. The second part, drawing on an extensive review of scientific research, describes the clinical applications of the plant material, with detailed pharmacological information and sections on contraindications, warnings, precautions, adverse reactions and dosage. Also included are six cumulative indexes to the four volumes, listing the monographs, the medicinal plant names, and the major chemical constituents.
The WHO monographs on selected medicinal plants aim to provide scientific information on the safety, efficacy, and quality control of widely used medicinal plants; provide models to assist Member States in developing their own monographs or formularies for these and other herbal medicines; and facilitate information exchange among Member States. WHO monographs, however, are not pharmacopoeial monographs, rather they are comprehensive scientific references for drug regulatory authorities, physicians, traditional health practitioners, pharmacists, manufacturers, research scientists and the general public.
ISBN 978 92 4 154705 5