Method for combinedly extracting Morroniside, dogwood polysaccharide and ursolic acid from dogwood
A technology of combined extraction of polysaccharides from Cornus officinalis, applied in chemical instruments and methods, sugar derivatives, sugar derivatives, etc., can solve the problems of loss of active ingredients, long process flow, large dosage, etc., and achieve high raw material utilization and economic benefits high quality effect
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[0020] Crush Cornus officinalis, take 1kg, add 10L of water, heat to 50°C, soak and extract for 3 hours, extract twice, combine the extracts, add HPD100 macroporous resin column for adsorption, collect the next column liquid, first elute with 3L of water, remove the water Combine the eluent and the lower column solution, add ethanol to a concentration of 70%, precipitate, filter and dry the precipitate to obtain 13.6g of Cornus officinalis polysaccharide, with a content of 74.9%, and then elute with 3L of 70% ethanol solution, collect the alcohol eluate, and concentrate Alcohol-free, add 300ml of water to disperse, add equal volume of n-butanol to extract 3 times, concentrate the n-butanol extract to recover n-butanol, and dry to obtain 8.9g of morroniside, with a content of 71.2%. Add 6L of 90% alcohol to the residue for reflux extraction, concentrate the extract, adsorb on X-5 macroporous resin column, elute with 3L of 90% ethanol, collect the eluate, add 15g of activated car...
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[0022] Crush Cornus officinalis, take 1kg, add 15L water, heat to 40°C, soak and extract for 2 hours, extract 3 times, combine the extracts, add LSA-20 macroporous resin column for adsorption, collect the next column liquid, and first elute with 3.5L water , combine the water eluate with the lower column liquid, add ethanol to a concentration of 70%, precipitate, filter and dry the precipitate to obtain 11.5 g of Cornus officinalis polysaccharide, with a content of 80.1%, and then elute with 3L of 70% ethanol solution, collect and wash with ethanol Deliquoring, concentration without alcohol, adding 350ml of water to disperse, adding an equal volume of n-butanol to extract 4 times, n-butanol extract was concentrated to recover n-butanol, and dried to obtain morroniside 9.2g with a content of 67.8%. Add 8L of 90% alcohol to the residue after water extraction for reflux extraction, concentrate the extract, absorb on LSA-10 macroporous resin column, elute with 4L of 90% ethanol, co...
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[0024] Crush Cornus officinalis, take 1kg, add 12L water, heat to 60°C, soak and extract for 3 hours, extract twice, combine the extracts, add LSA-20 macroporous resin column for adsorption, collect the next column liquid, first elute with 4L water, Combine the water eluate and the lower column solution, add ethanol to a concentration of 70%, precipitate, filter and dry the precipitate to obtain 11.7g of Cornus officinalis polysaccharide, with a content of 72.7%, and then elute with 3L of 70% ethanol solution, collect the ethanol for elution solution, concentrate without alcohol, add 400ml of water to disperse, add equal volume of n-butanol to extract twice, n-butanol extract is concentrated to recover n-butanol, and dry to obtain morroniside 8.1g, the content is 69.9%. Add 7L of 90% alcohol to the residue after extraction for reflux extraction, concentrate the extract, absorb on LSA-10 macroporous resin column, elute with 3L of 90% ethanol, collect the eluate, add 30g of activ...
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