#flavones

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Herbal Chemistry

A herbalist should be fully aware of details about the pharmacology of herbs, a basic understanding of it is more than enough. Herbs are used for healing the human body, they are considered to be holistic agents, and they are used on a physical and biochemistry level. Many pharmacologists try to find out the constituents of herbs, place them according to their chemical groups and have done…

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Flavonicannonism (noun) | \ˈflā-vō-ni-ˈkæn-ən-ˌiz-əm\

The dynamic influence or impact exerted by a significant event or entity within a system, likened metaphorically to the effect of a cannonball in a given context: Used to describe the powerful or transformative force that alters or establishes a prevailing order. e.g., "The new policy changes in the organization created a flavonicannonism, realigning its entire operational framework."

A potent synthesis of elements that combine to produce a profound influence, particularly in reference to a balance between stability and force: In chemical contexts, often related to flavones and their capacity to produce cascading biological effects. e.g., "The newly discovered compound demonstrated a flavonicannonism, triggering significant antioxidant responses within cellular structures."

[remembering-the-future]

The downfall of humanity, dear future historians, wasn't triggered by nuclear warfare, alien invasion, or even a catastrophic meteor collision. No, it all came down to flavones. Yes, flavones—the very pigments in plants that were supposed to keep our salads nutritious and our smoothies sanctimonious.

When flavones first turned against us, nobody saw it coming. Influential scientists in the early 21st century believed flavones to be mere antioxidants, harmless molecules destined to mingle peacefully with our DNA. Instead, these crafty chemicals had a plan. By mid-century, they gained sentience—or so the propaganda said—transforming our once loyal greens into agents of cognitive manipulation. Flavones became the new influencers, subtly steering humanity into an era of overconfidence, delusions of grandeur, and the relentless pursuit of eternal youth. We glorified our newfound health and vigor, oblivious to the fact that every bite of kale was slowly rewriting our genetic code.

Then came The Cannonball Incident of 2093. An unfortunate exercise experiment gone awry, it resulted in a jarring realization: humans, while remarkably willing to test out absurd fitness trends, were still limited by basic physics. The notion that one could simply "will" oneself into orbit, cannonball-style, was a brief yet pivotal moment in our collective delusion. The casualties were many; the dignity lost, immeasurable.

But what, you ask, does this have to do with human evolution? Well, after the cannonball crisis, it became glaringly obvious that Homo sapiens' next evolutionary leap wasn’t to gain super-strength or higher intelligence. No, instead we evolved thicker skulls—both literally and metaphorically. Natural selection, in its ironic brilliance, sculpted a species capable of withstanding its own lack of foresight.

In conclusion, flavones inadvertently rewrote our genetic narrative, influencers shepherded our thoughts into intellectual oblivion, and our attempts at becoming interplanetary projectiles taught us one inescapable truth: the future of human evolution is thick-headedness. Embrace it.

[biomedres]

Synthesis of Flavones

Synthesis of Flavones by Manisha Bansal in Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research (BJSTR) https://biomedres.us/fulltexts/BJSTR.MS.ID.000530.php

For more articles on BJSTR please click here: https://biomedres.us/index.php

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[epigentek]

Eating more plant flavones could reduce your cancer risk, suggests a recent study. By inhibiting epigenetic marks that play a central role in the formation of cancer, some foods may be able to help stave off this widespread disease. According to the American Cancer Society, there will be an estimated 1.6 million new cancer cases in 2016. Interestingly, many foods that are easily accessible have been shown to elicit epigenetic effects that may actually protect against the development of cancer.

For instance, a chemical in broccoli epigenetically slowed the growth of tumor cells. Cauliflower, green tea, fish and other foods are linked to changes to the epigenome that could reduce someone’s disease risk and improve well-being. Now, we may be able to add another item to the list of possible anti-cancer dietary agents: a flavonoid subclass known as flavones, widely distributed in herbs, vegetables, and fruits.

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Classification of Dye based on chemical nature

Classification of dye based on chemical nature can be described as follows

Indigoid dyes

this is often the foremost necessary cluster of natural dyes. The colouring material is extracted from  Indigoferatinctoria, a herb family. The dye was used pre‐historically in Republic of India, wherever it in all probability  originated. The word springs from “Indican”.

Indigoid Dye Structure

Anthraquinonedyes

a number of the foremost necessary red dyes ar supported the anthraquinonestructure. they’re obtained each from plants and insects. These dyes ar characterised by smart fastness to light-weight.  They kind complexes with metal salts and therefore the resultant metal‐complex dyes have smart wash fastness

Anthraquinone Structure

Alpha‐napthoquinones

the foremost outstanding member of this category of dyes is lawsone. it’s obtained from Lawsoniainermis

Alpha‐napthoquinones

Flavones

Flavoneis colorless chemical compound. Most of the natural yellow colours ar hydroxyand methoxy derivatives of flavones and isoflavones. it’s obtained from as dirt on flowers and seeds of assorted  Primulaspecies, in buds of assorted kinds of poplar, in yellow dahlias, in weld (Reseda luteola) and  dyer’s broom (Genistatinctoria).

Flavones dyes

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Flavones

WHAT ARE THE FLAVONES? The flavones are a group of health boosting nutrients that are found in plant based foods (such as fruits, herbs and vegetables). They fall under the flavonoid group of phytonutrients (a group of chemical compounds which occur naturally in plants and have numerous health benefits but are not considered essential nutrients). Although the flavones are not classed as essential…

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Mangosteen Extract -- Mangostin

Mangosteen Extract-- Mangostin 40%

  [Name of Product] Mangosteen P.E.

  [Latin Name] Garcinia mangostana L.

  [Part of Used] Peel

  [Active Ingredients] α-Mangostin; Flavones

  [CAS No.] 6147-11-1(Mangostin);

  [Specification Available] HPLC 10%-40% α-Mangostin, UV 5%-95%Flavones

  [Characteristic]

Appearance: Yellow-brown Powder

Odor: Characteristic

Molecular Formula: C24H26O6 (Mangostin)

Molecular Weight: 410.47(Mangostin);

  [Main Function of Mangosteen Extract]

1. Mangosteen Extract has the function of Anti-oxidant, anti-aging, anti-cancer;

2.With the function of anti-bacterial, Mangosteen Extract can prevent infections &tuberculosis, diarrhea and cystitis, gonorrhea and gleet;  

3.With the function of regulating microbiological balance; Mangosteen Extract can relieve eczema and other skin disorders;

4.Mangosteen Extract benifis the immune system and improves joint flexibility.

  [Application of Mangosteen Extract]

1.Applied in food field, it is often made into juice or other drinks in the market;

2.Applied in health product and pharmaceutical field, it is widely used to prevent and treat various disease;

3.Applied in cosmetic field, it is widely used in the skin care products.

  [Shelf Life]2 Years

  [Storage]Store in cool and dry place, keep away from light.

  [Packing]25Kg/Fiber Drum, double plastic bag inside, with carton outside. 1Kg/Bag, aluminum foil bag vacuum packing.

  If you want to get more informaiton, please contact:

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Country/Region:China (Mainland)

Zip:710077

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