Abstract
Chandra Mohan Singh Bisht1, S.M. Shakeel Iqubal2* , Aejaz A. Khan2,Tasneem Mohammed2 , Areej Dawoud2, Mohammed Gamal3,4 , S.K. Singh5 and Basim H. Asghar6Article: 5750 | Pages: 1611-1617Abstract | Full Text | PDF | XML https://doi.org/10.22207/JPAM.13.3.34
Highlights
Senecio belongs to family Asteraceae which is predominantly grown in central Himalayan region
In our current study we reported the antimicrobial activity of isolated compounds (1β,10-epoxy-furanoeremophilan and 1,10βactivityepoxy-6-oxo-furanoeremophilan) from S. royleanus against certain pathogens
The chemical compounds like furanoeremophilans were isolated from Senecio royleanus DC. (Asteraceae) plant
Summary
Senecio belongs to family Asteraceae which is predominantly grown in central Himalayan region. 1977,1 have reported and investigated more than sixty species of Senecio in an attempt to discover new natural products. 9. S. amplexicaulis and S. alatus growing widely in Himalayan region were investigated and were found that it possess two new furanoeremophilanes, four eremophilanolides and a novel derivative of hydroxyeremophilane (Bohlmann, Ziesche, 1980).[10] In an another study, six new highly oxygenated germacrene derivatives were isolated from S. galpinii, while S. coronatus afforded two new cacalol derivatives (Bohlmann, Zdero, 1982).[11]. Its dichloromethane extract was nine eremophilane compounds out of which six were novel and not been reported. These isolated products were tested for antibacterial activity against Bacillus cereus and a Serratia Sp (Mohamed, Ahemed, 2005).[14]. In our current study we reported the antimicrobial activity of isolated compounds (1β,10-epoxy-furanoeremophilan and 1,10βactivityepoxy-6-oxo-furanoeremophilan) from S. royleanus against certain pathogens
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